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Which material is used for making CDs??

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Answered by Krishnashenoi
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A compact disc is a deceptively simple looking device considering the technology required to make it. CDs consist of three layers of materials: A base layer made of a polycarbonate plastic. A thin layer of aluminum coating over the polycarbonate plastic.
Answered by Anonymous
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Compact discs:

In comparison to the technology required to create it, a compact disc appears to be a deceptively simple gadget.

Three layers of materials make up a CD:

  • Polycarbonate plastic serves as the foundation layer.
  • Over the polycarbonate material, a thin layer of aluminum is applied.
  • Over the aluminum layer, a clear protective acrylic coating is applied.

In the production of compact discs, some producers utilize a silver or even gold layer instead of the aluminum layer.

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