My pleasure. Yes, aluminum easily converts silver chloride into silver nitrate. If the purity of silver is important to you, it is very important to boil the silver nitrate in hydrochloric acid. Thanks for your time and comment. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
@@akgoldbear7669парни, железом не плохо получается на мой взгляд, стоит попробовать, алюминий лучше избегать в силу некоторых причин. С Рождеством Вас!
Yes, electrolytic - sulfuric acid is very important if the contacts are magnetic. Thanks for your comment and watching my video. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
I learned that the dissolved silver solution is “silver nitrate” and the final product is “Silver metal” No matter on the English wording AK.. overall nicely done! Thanks sir Merry Christmas Peace Prospector Tripp
Awesome video, straight to the point. Love reading the comments. So subscribed. Keep your videos coming they are interesting and keep me entertained. Thanks from New Zealand
Thank you, AK Gold Bear. I have been collecting materials from TV's, Computers, Microwaves and every manner of electronics for 4 years now and will soon engage in extracting the gold and silver. Thank you again for your hard work!
I'm glad you found something useful in my video. In fact, this is not hard work, I have hard work at my main job, and this is just a hobby in my free time 🙂
Nice video but it was a bit hard to hear silver nitrate every time instead of silver powder. You don't have any silver nitrate after you made the cottage cheese.
Thanks for your time and comment. 🖐I try to call everything correctly. Periodic table Silver Ag, chemical formula of silver(I) nitrate is AgNO3. Converted silver nitrate from silver chloride is not yet silver. If you will take silver and rub it with a fine file, you will get silver powder. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
Yes he’s definitely confused about the chemistry here. You don’t get silver nitrate from silver chloride and hydrochloric acid. There’s no silver nitrate.
The only way up to this point I've seen silver refined to 999 was thru an electrolytic silver cell. So it's really nice to know that there are other ways of doing it. Don't get me wrong the silver cells silver crystals are beautiful but this seems to eliminate several steps in order to produce a highly refined product. Thank you so much AK. Videos like this prove there is still so much for me to learn. Every day is an opportunity to grow. Thank you for sharing your craft with us on youtube and thank you for your expert way of explaining the process. As always have a wonderful day! And always love what you do.
An electrolytic silver cell is the best option for obtaining the purest silver. But it takes a very long time for silver to crystallize. Many many days. And I agree that the crystals looks beautiful. Thank you for continuing to watch my videos and commenting, I appreciate it🖐 I wish you a good holiday, Merry Christmas 🙂🎄
This is not .999 It'll be close, probably .97 or .98 It takes me approximately 3 days to harvest 1500 grams from my silver cell when it's in operation.
Nice one friend. My fingers get black just watching this video! Your HHO torch does a great job. And I just wanted to share that when I add salt Silver Nitrate to make Silver Chloride, if I add HCl after the point where no more precipitates with salt alone, I get some more AgNo3 with the addition of HCl. You may be throwing silver away. But hopefully you are recycling salts from your used solutions.
Hello. It takes a long time before something is thrown away. I save all solutions and sediments for at least a couple of months. And always after a couple of months I get some more silver or gold. I store all solutions and sediments in waste buckets. 🙂🖐
Yes, that is right. And there is a microscopic amount of palladium in this capacitor. Even if you take ten such capacitors, after separating the palladium from them, you will not be able to see it. To see palladium you need at least a kilogram. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy holidays to you 🎄🙂
All other metals from breakers which was silver plated i store in my storage. I will remove silver from such large parts by electrolysis. Silver is cheap and dissolving them in nitric acid, just like contacts, is not profitable. Thanks for your time and comment. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
Silver nitrate is silver nitrate. Silver nitrate is not yet metallic silver. Periodic table Silver Ag, chemical formula of silver(I) nitrate is AgNO3. Converted silver nitrate from silver chloride is not yet silver. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy holidays to you 🎄🙂
@@akgoldbear7669 Silver nitrate is silver nitrate- that's about the only thing right in your post. 1) Could you please write the formula in which silver chloride becomes silver nitrate? 2) Since you won't write the formula (because it doesn't exist), could you at least explain how chlorine turned into nitrogen? Because there is no nitrogen in the solution, or where did the nitrogen come from in the first place?
@@BohumilGraman Silver chloride AgCl is formed as a white precipitate when soluble silver salts react. Ag+ + CI- = AgCl↓ Silver nitrate AgNO₃ is a reagent for hydrochloric acid, since when interacting with salts, silver chloride is formed HCl+AgNO3⟶AgCl↓+HNO3 ... NaCl+AgNO3⟶AgCl↓+NaNO3 And only after melting AgNO₃ silver nitrate at 962 °C does metallic silver Ag formed. And now I'm going to drink green tea with lemon, raspberries and honey! I'm on vacation! 🍵🙃
Hello. I boiled silver oxide in hydrochloric acid twice and that was enough. It all depends on the amount of aluminum mixed with silver oxide. When i cleaning gold or silver, I understand on the spot whether it’s worth boiling more or whether it’s enough. Usually the eyes say: oh no, you need to boil more, or oooooo the material is absolutely clean! If after boiling the solution crystal clear, like water from the sink, that means enough. With coming New Year to you. 🙂
Hello. I misspoke. From silver nitrate I gat silver chloride and converted the silver chloride to silver oxide AgNO3⟶AgCl⟶Ag₂O₂ and then the silver oxide I melted to metallic silver 🙂
Both methods are good. The main thing is to clean the silver oxide well. Silver oxide after sodium hydroxide and sugar must be washed with boiling water many times to remove all the glucose. Silver oxide after aluminum must be boiled a couple of times in hydrochloric acid. The reduction of silver with sodium hydroxide occurs five times faster 🙂
В обычном разговоре вы можете называть это как хотите. Но правильное название - нитрат серебра. Преобразованный нитрат серебра из хлорида серебра является нитратом серебра, нитрат серебра(I) - AgNO3. Цементированное серебро это что-то с цементом 😅🤣 Желаю вам хороших праздников 🖐с наступающим вас🙂🎄
Привет дружище, подскажи если знаешь, что за серенев о-розовый мелкий осадок после растворения немагнитных крупных контактов в азотной кислоте? Сурьма может быть? Заранее спасибо! P. S. Я всё равно узнаю что это)))))) 😂😂😂
Здравствуйте. Я не могу сказать что за осадок у вас был не видя его своими глазами. Могу лишь предположить, что это была метаоловянная кислота. Этот осадок получается из-за растворение олова в азотной кислоте, оловo которoe былo на контактах . Этот осадок не растворим в азотной кислоте. При дневном свете даже без солнца меняет цвет на розово фиолетовый 🙂
Silver chloride converts to silver oxide then silver metal with the lye and sugar method, not nitrate. Silver nitrate is the silver dissolved in nitric acid. There should be more silver. Perhaps in the hcl used to rinse the silver oxide. I do contacts from automotive relays and yielded %61 silver by weight. I did 31.1 grams of contacts in nitric, cemented it on copper and got 19.1 grams silver. Again, not .999 but will be food for my silver cell In this process, 300ml of nitric was used. Thats almost if not enough nitric to process the whole batch. Ive never used sulphuric in refining silver, ever. Plenty of videos out here on how to refine silver using several methods. All are better than this one, sorry not sorry
dear sir we are a having friendly silver bar pour competition on Saturday Night , It called Saturday night silver bar pour . Would you be interested ? It 2 tries at pouring two one ounce silver bars . Sure would like to see you Hill-13
Rhetorical question in my opinion. Without mixing politics, of course he speaks English, what else 😅. And I'm grateful for that, because then we understand. I have to bite my tongue there and not write more in this troll question. He makes very good educational films 👍🙂. Time for more coffee
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Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I wish you good 🎄holidays 🙂🖐
Thank you so much for aluminum information I was not know that!
My pleasure. Yes, aluminum easily converts silver chloride into silver nitrate. If the purity of silver is important to you, it is very important to boil the silver nitrate in hydrochloric acid. Thanks for your time and comment. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
@@akgoldbear7669парни, железом не плохо получается на мой взгляд, стоит попробовать, алюминий лучше избегать в силу некоторых причин. С Рождеством Вас!
В силу каких причин? 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669 Из-за необратимого гидролиза впрочем я не настаиваю, но с железом хорошо получается
Much faster and less expensive than extracting silver with an electrolyte solution.
Thanks AK.🙏
Yes, electrolytic - sulfuric acid is very important if the contacts are magnetic. Thanks for your comment and watching my video. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
I learned that the dissolved silver solution is “silver nitrate” and the final product is “Silver metal”
No matter on the English wording AK.. overall nicely done!
Thanks sir
Merry Christmas
Peace Prospector Tripp
Merry Christmas to you too 🙂🖐
Great job AK, another beautifull video😊 thank you DIMA
Thanks a lot. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
It's always going to be a great night, when theirs a new video from AK Gold Bear. Lets Goooooo!!
Very true
Thanks for the kind words. I wish you good 🎄holidays 🙂🖐
@@grzlbr Thanks grzlbr🖐Merry Christmas to you🙂
Awesome video, straight to the point. Love reading the comments. So subscribed. Keep your videos coming they are interesting and keep me entertained. Thanks from New Zealand
Thanks 🙂
Thank you, AK Gold Bear. I have been collecting materials from TV's, Computers, Microwaves and every manner of electronics for 4 years now and will soon engage in extracting the gold and silver. Thank you again for your hard work!
I'm glad you found something useful in my video. In fact, this is not hard work, I have hard work at my main job, and this is just a hobby in my free time 🙂
Thanks for video, and a merry Christmas and a happy new year.🎉🎉
My pleasure. Thanks for your time and comment. Happy holidays to you too 🙂🖐🎄
I didn't know that silver can be made from cottage cheese. Merry Christmas to you )
Sometimes miracles happen 😇😊Merry Christmas to you too!
Great work Bear. Love your channel
Thanks for your kind comment. Happy holidays to you 🙂🎄
Nice video but it was a bit hard to hear silver nitrate every time instead of silver powder.
You don't have any silver nitrate after you made the cottage cheese.
Thanks for your time and comment. 🖐I try to call everything correctly. Periodic table Silver Ag, chemical formula of silver(I) nitrate is AgNO3. Converted silver nitrate from silver chloride is not yet silver. If you will take silver and rub it with a fine file, you will get silver powder. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
Yes he’s definitely confused about the chemistry here. You don’t get silver nitrate from silver chloride and hydrochloric acid. There’s no silver nitrate.
@@madmattdigs9518 I misspoke. Sorry 😊
Very nice! I love myself some silver!
Thanks. Wish you good holidays 🙂🖐
@@akgoldbear7669 I am also a yourltube refiner! I really enjoy your videos! Your ferrous sulfate video taught me how to do it! Way better than SMB!
Your process is awesome thank you for the video
Thanks 🖐I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
Yes happy holidays to you as well
The only way up to this point I've seen silver refined to 999 was thru an electrolytic silver cell. So it's really nice to know that there are other ways of doing it. Don't get me wrong the silver cells silver crystals are beautiful but this seems to eliminate several steps in order to produce a highly refined product. Thank you so much AK. Videos like this prove there is still so much for me to learn. Every day is an opportunity to grow. Thank you for sharing your craft with us on youtube and thank you for your expert way of explaining the process. As always have a wonderful day! And always love what you do.
An electrolytic silver cell is the best option for obtaining the purest silver. But it takes a very long time for silver to crystallize. Many many days. And I agree that the crystals looks beautiful. Thank you for continuing to watch my videos and commenting, I appreciate it🖐 I wish you a good holiday, Merry Christmas 🙂🎄
This is not .999
It'll be close, probably .97 or .98
It takes me approximately 3 days to harvest 1500 grams from my silver cell when it's in operation.
Thank you for the video. Best of luck in the new year.
Thanks a lot. I wish you good 🎄holidays 🙂🖐
6:13 It's good that the phone didn't fall into the beaker with hot acids 😲 🤣Great video bear!
This is true! 😅🤣🤣🤣Thanks for your time and comment 🖐
Nice one friend. My fingers get black just watching this video! Your HHO torch does a great job. And I just wanted to share that when I add salt Silver Nitrate to make Silver Chloride, if I add HCl after the point where no more precipitates with salt alone, I get some more AgNo3 with the addition of HCl. You may be throwing silver away. But hopefully you are recycling salts from your used solutions.
Hello. It takes a long time before something is thrown away. I save all solutions and sediments for at least a couple of months. And always after a couple of months I get some more silver or gold. I store all solutions and sediments in waste buckets. 🙂🖐
@@akgoldbear7669 Try some HCl in the last salted solution and see if more silver drops.
@0:57 the red capacitor looks like aluminium foil capacitor
Yes, that is right. And there is a microscopic amount of palladium in this capacitor. Even if you take ten such capacitors, after separating the palladium from them, you will not be able to see it. To see palladium you need at least a kilogram. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy holidays to you 🎄🙂
@@akgoldbear7669 С Рождеством!
Thanks for the video. first time I see such a well explained video about this topic. Where are you from 🇷🇺?
Thanks for watching and for your comment 🖐 I did my best. I am from the USSR. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
Good
Thank you. I did my best 😉✌
Thanks Mr. AK Gold Bear... Awesome video Sir. Merry X-Mas..
Thanks. 🖐 Merry Christmas to you too! 🙂
Merry Christmas AK
Thanks a lot! Merry Christmas to you too! 🖐🙂🎄
I would love to have a gold smelter like you👍👍👍👍👍👍
You can buy it on eBay 🙂🖐
@@akgoldbear7669tell me the name and brand
Why don't you use the metal holding the silver contact cause alot of them are silver plated aswell
All other metals from breakers which was silver plated i store in my storage. I will remove silver from such large parts by electrolysis. Silver is cheap and dissolving them in nitric acid, just like contacts, is not profitable. Thanks for your time and comment. I wish you good holidays 🙂🎄
No silver nitrate, but silver.
Silver nitrate is silver nitrate. Silver nitrate is not yet metallic silver. Periodic table Silver Ag, chemical formula of silver(I) nitrate is AgNO3. Converted silver nitrate from silver chloride is not yet silver.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy holidays to you 🎄🙂
@@akgoldbear7669
Silver nitrate is silver nitrate- that's about the only thing right in your post.
1) Could you please write the formula in which silver chloride becomes silver nitrate?
2) Since you won't write the formula (because it doesn't exist), could you at least explain how chlorine turned into nitrogen? Because there is no nitrogen in the solution, or where did the nitrogen come from in the first place?
@@BohumilGraman Silver chloride AgCl is formed as a white precipitate when soluble silver salts react. Ag+ + CI- = AgCl↓
Silver nitrate AgNO₃ is a reagent for hydrochloric acid, since when interacting with salts, silver chloride is formed HCl+AgNO3⟶AgCl↓+HNO3 ... NaCl+AgNO3⟶AgCl↓+NaNO3
And only after melting AgNO₃ silver nitrate at 962 °C does metallic silver Ag formed.
And now I'm going to drink green tea with lemon, raspberries and honey! I'm on vacation! 🍵🙃
He’s confused. I don’t know why he’s calling it silver nitrate after the silver chloride is made. There’s no nitrate at that point.
@@madmattdigs9518 Open Wikipedia and read
It was powdered silver metal, not silver nitrate. AGNO3 is a white crystalline powder, what you had before rinsing and melting was "cement" silver.
Ok
If you were to boil it one more time in hydrochloric acid, wouldn’t that raise the purity to .9999?
Hello. I boiled silver oxide in hydrochloric acid twice and that was enough. It all depends on the amount of aluminum mixed with silver oxide. When i cleaning gold or silver, I understand on the spot whether it’s worth boiling more or whether it’s enough. Usually the eyes say: oh no, you need to boil more, or oooooo the material is absolutely clean! If after boiling the solution crystal clear, like water from the sink, that means enough. With coming New Year to you. 🙂
@11:15 I want to know where the necessary ions came from when you combined AgCl + HCl + Al in a small amount of water to get silver Nitrate?
Hello. I misspoke. From silver nitrate I gat silver chloride and converted the silver chloride to silver oxide AgNO3⟶AgCl⟶Ag₂O₂ and then the silver oxide I melted to metallic silver 🙂
15:42. No, not silver nitrate.
Yes, I know. I misspoke ☺
I always use sodium hydroxide, and then glycerin to get my silver powder do you think it is cleaner to cement it out with aluminum??
Both methods are good. The main thing is to clean the silver oxide well. Silver oxide after sodium hydroxide and sugar must be washed with boiling water many times to remove all the glucose. Silver oxide after aluminum must be boiled a couple of times in hydrochloric acid. The reduction of silver with sodium hydroxide occurs five times faster 🙂
не нитрат серебра , а зацементированное серебро
В обычном разговоре вы можете называть это как хотите. Но правильное название - нитрат серебра. Преобразованный нитрат серебра из хлорида серебра является нитратом серебра, нитрат серебра(I) - AgNO3. Цементированное серебро это что-то с цементом 😅🤣 Желаю вам хороших праздников 🖐с наступающим вас🙂🎄
@@akgoldbear7669 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Привет дружище, подскажи если знаешь, что за серенев о-розовый мелкий осадок после растворения немагнитных крупных контактов в азотной кислоте? Сурьма может быть? Заранее спасибо! P. S. Я всё равно узнаю что это)))))) 😂😂😂
Здравствуйте. Я не могу сказать что за осадок у вас был не видя его своими глазами. Могу лишь предположить, что это была метаоловянная кислота. Этот осадок получается из-за растворение олова в азотной кислоте, оловo которoe былo на контактах . Этот осадок не растворим в азотной кислоте. При дневном свете даже без солнца меняет цвет на розово фиолетовый 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669 спасибо! Очень похожа на оловянку, но несколько другая. Почему и были догадки на сурьму.
But where nitrogen came from?
I think there is a thing not described.
Hello. What nitrogen are you asking about? About nitrogen dioxide?
@@akgoldbear7669 silver naterate .
This means the compound have silver+ nitrogen+ oxygen
@@AbdoMarouf-gx1gb From silver nitrate I gat silver chloride and converted the silver chloride to silver oxide AgNO3⟶AgCl⟶Ag₂O₂
Silver chloride converts to silver oxide then silver metal with the lye and sugar method, not nitrate. Silver nitrate is the silver dissolved in nitric acid.
There should be more silver. Perhaps in the hcl used to rinse the silver oxide. I do contacts from automotive relays and yielded %61 silver by weight.
I did 31.1 grams of contacts in nitric, cemented it on copper and got 19.1 grams silver. Again, not .999 but will be food for my silver cell
In this process, 300ml of nitric was used. Thats almost if not enough nitric to process the whole batch.
Ive never used sulphuric in refining silver, ever.
Plenty of videos out here on how to refine silver using several methods. All are better than this one, sorry not sorry
Good
dear sir we are a having friendly silver bar pour competition on Saturday Night , It called Saturday night silver bar pour . Would you be interested ?
It 2 tries at pouring two one ounce silver bars . Sure would like to see you
Hill-13
😉✌
Бро а ты случайно не русский😂 говор на английском неважны😮
Rhetorical question in my opinion. Without mixing politics, of course he speaks English, what else 😅. And I'm grateful for that, because then we understand. I have to bite my tongue there and not write more in this troll question. He makes very good educational films 👍🙂. Time for more coffee
@@Dennis-hu5tp Thanks a lot. Thank you for your good rating of my video, I appreciate it. I wish you good 🎄holidays 🙂🖐
Иностранный акцент теперь будет всегда со мной, так как я родился в СССР. Спасибо что уделили моему каналу немного своего времени. С наступающим новым годом 🙂
И вас с наступающим новым годом и Рождеством Христовым
Если не секрет вы где родились в СССР