10 micron thickness plating (usually gold)
It has so do with the amount of gold plating is on an item lets say a watch, you take it to the jewelers and by knowing how many microns the gold layer is he can effectively polish your watch or whatever it may be with out hitting the base metal there is a sight that explains it better and gives examples of micron thickness as compared to . You just have to search it out.
The value of a plaque or gold (g) 10 microns can vary depending on the purity of the gold and current market prices. To determine the value, you would need to know the weight of the plaque in grams, the purity of the gold (e.g., 24 karat is 99.9% pure), and the current price of gold per gram. You can calculate the approximate value by multiplying the weight in grams by the purity percentage and then multiplying that by the current price of gold per gram.
10 Karat Gold
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It's a watch for underwater use, it will stand pressure up to 10 Atmospheres or 100m
It means 10 atmospheres. This usually indicates a watch will remain waterproof to a depth of 10 atmospheres or about 340 feet of water.
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10 karat gold, 37.5% gold. It is very low
Oh, dude, AU 10 on a watch means that the watch is made of gold. "AU" is the chemical symbol for gold, so it's like the fancy way of saying "gold 10." So, basically, it's bling bling on your wrist, but in science terms.
Anyone under 10 years of age should not be permitted to acess it. ie. watch, etc.
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