how to do 10 micron less pourousity plating on titanium plates?
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i'm told if you polish it maybe
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From about 0.4 to 0.75 micrometers
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You could try using sandpaper to grind down a soldering tip just a little bit.  If it is too small though, chances are you shouldn't be soldering it.  For example, a memory module--you might want to let a professional take care of it if its something that delicate.
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yes, with an alloy or equal or lower melting point
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Silver has a higher reflective index than any other industry-related metal anhydride.  For economic purposes, titanium isn't used in most commercial labs.  However in some superconductors, the 0.003% difference is crucial.  Though it costs much more.
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polish silver--seriously!
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You should have a cutting tip (this has one larger hole surrounded by smaller holes). Cutting tips also come in different sizes like the normal tips, so first you have to figure out if you have a cutting tip and which size it is. The size should be written on your tip. And the size of your tip will determine which metal thickness you can cut. I put a link to some website which lists the psi, though I don't know how general this is (I wouldn't go up to 15 with the acetylene, stay safely below that, but then I wouldn't try to cut a 6 inch thick steel plate with a gas torch anyway). You can look around if you find other tables, preferable ones which are for your cutting tip.
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=techtonic+plates&btnG=Google+Search\n\nHope this helps, it will give you all the info you need
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because it depends on the purity(karat)of the gold solution used  for the plating of any metal object.\n\ngold ions from the gold object and the gold solution will be transferred to the object to be plated\n\nif you want to plate the object to be 16K then you use an 16K soulution with an object that contains 16k purity
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Try this converter. My hubby is out pouring a job now and has his with him:)\nGood luck, don't forget to seal it with V-seal when your done. It is the best on the market. IM me if you want the website for it. Good luck!
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use a potato and two different metals as electrodes. The link will help you, do your own homework, or web searching atleast! it was the second link in google for g** sake!
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That's not going to be an easy task.\nIt's not usually done.\n\nEbay has soldering tools, even SMT ones.
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hey just take a copper plate specially available in the market for PCBs. Then using a marker draw the circuit u require on the copper plate..then dip the plate in FeCl3 solution...after u take out the plate frm thr sol. only the copper under the marker will be left n i.e. ur circuit..then using bit drill make holes in the board for inserting the component wires into the board after this solder the componenets..
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Get it down to the bare metal by taking it to a shop that does glass beading.  This is very similar to sandblasting.\n\nApply a good primer.  Ideally, you can get access to a pneumatic gravity feed sprayer used on automive finishes.  This will produce a superior finish to the spray can.
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In the lab we used to enlarge the hole on micropipette tips when pipetting things like glycerol. Just cut off a little bit of the tip with a razor blade. With samples over 1 mL we were just patient because the plastic disposable pipettes tend to shatter if you try to trim them a little.
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It is evidently the chrome, etc. covering of plastic parts to make them gleam bright.  It may start with non-electrolytic coating(s) that can then be electroplated.
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It should be fine the way you are doing it.  If you want add a little extra solder and then dip it in flux before wiping it with the sponge.  I wouldn't recommend wiping the end with steel wool or solder, as this could remove the solder you need to have on the tip.