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The overlaying of a thin coating of metal on metallic components to improve conductivity, facilitate soldering, or preventing corrosion.
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term used to describe the collecting of stamps according to their position on the sheet; in many issues, this can be determined by close study of the design. When stamps representing a complete sheet have thus been assembled, it is said to be a 'reconstructed sheet'.
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Coating a metal base with another metal. In watch making a stainless steel base is coated with gold seven to 20 microns thick.
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The covering of base metal articles with a layer of gold or silver, which may be of various thicknesses and grades. Presence of plating may be discovered by filing and using nitric acid or by subjecting the item to specific-gravity testing.
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One place to grow cells is on agar plates. The process of spreading cells onto a plate is called plating. When you plate cells, you can isolate individual strains of bacteria from one another. Each colony on a plate consists of millions of cells which arose from a single cell, and are all identical to that original cell. Not all the colonies on a plate are necessarily identical.
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