Hey there AK! Loved the video my guy! Everyone of your videos has been a treat to watch! You've got your own style and that sets you apart from the masses. Thank you for sharing your talent. And thank you for being super informative throughout the process! I hope you have a Happy Holidays if I don't get the opportunity to comment on one of your videos again before the new year. Take care, and always do what you love!
Wow. Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad that my videos are interesting to someone. I wish you good holidays, which await us all in the near future. Thank you🙂🖐
You got about $800 dollars (of what it would be in pure gold and that was no where above 90%) of gold for that much work, waste and toxic waste? Buddy, you need a new job because that's awful and horrid for the environment.
Hey. Hydrochloric acid does not react with gold and does not dissolving gold. I save all my empty solutions for at least a month, since they are never empty🙂 Thanks for commenting✌
Great pour, it looks beautiful! If you find small microwaves, they have perfect large beaker sized turntables. Easy source for some free pyrex watch glasses. Some even have bumps in good spot to drip back near the pour spout.
Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it. To be honest, I didn't quite understand what "perfect large beaker sized turntables" you are talking about 😊
Haha thanks, how about this. I use the pyrex turntables that come in small microwaves to cover my 2000 ml beaker, or 3000 ml beakers. They work really well. Seeing those beautiful nitrogen dioxide fumes brought this to mind 😂 Oh and bigger microwaves have ones that i use for 5 gallon buckets. Very useful. 👍
No, there is no silver in these pins, I have checked these pins for silver before. I think the manufacturer added lead to the copper and then plated the contacts with gold. By adding lead to copper, the manufacturer saves on metal. Lead is cheap and mixes well with copper. Thank you for continuing to watch my videos, thank you for that 🙂🖐
Very nice. If I understood correctly, you placed your plated pins in AR. No previous intermediate acid bath step. Interesting! No HCl to remove solder, no nitric bath to dissolve the base metals. Was this due to the volume of pins, or have you determined the prior steps aren't necessary?
Exactly these gold plated pins that are more profitable to dissolve straight in aqua regia. The pins do not contain silver and pins not magnetic. In my previous video i used almost twice as much nitric acid 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669Can I use this method for all guests other than just magnets, or might other metals such as decor spoil the royal water and thus lose the gold? I am currently working with the sulfur and nitric method, then aqua regia, based on your previous method?! May I have any advice from you? I follow you completely and appreciate your effort. I watch all your videos and support them. Thank you very much😍
Hello. To avoid metatinic acid getting into the gold, I boiled the gold powder in hydrochloric acid. Nitric acid forms metatinic acid H2SnO3, this acid forms a white sediment insoluble in nitric acid. This sediment can be dissolved in concentrated hydrochloric acid. Gold will not be pure unless it is boiled in hydrochloric acid. Purity and quality are important to me. Thanks for asking 🙂✌
@@akgoldbear7669getting chemicals and other things at wholesale prices would be possible to one who is involved in such business of gold processing only. I think it is not good for hobby.
I work with this stone, h2so4 first after aqwaregia but the smoll yellow pices are again in the material,l have some copper dast maby.😢 thanky for your time proffessor. What is the smoll pices? Platinium? Palladium?😊
Hi AK. I really enjoy your videos. I'm building a lab area with a fume hood at the moment so I can try doing these experiments for myself. I have a couple of questions. What kind of torch set-up do you have? When you're rinsing with water from the kettle. Is that just tap water?
Hello. I'm glad you liked my video and what I do. Initially I used a large professional acetylene cutter. But I realized that this is not comfortable, not comfortable for me. I replaced the acetylene industrial cutter with a small propane torch. And I'm very happy about it. The torch is lightweight, easy to hold, and the torch is very powerful. I bought a torch on eBay. This small torch is designed to use acitylene. I don't like working with acetylene. I replaced the heating tip to work with propane. And I'm very happy! I use only clean water. I have my own well and my water does not have any chlorine 🙂🖐
Hi sir i liked your videos You are require gold using aqua regia ,I can require gold using Au immersion stripper with out damage ,i can supply Au immersion stripper for E waste refinery
@akgoldbear7669 I've watched as gold stannate formation robbed 100% of any gold from what should have been a 4gram per pound lot of material. 100% losses were not something that I could live with.
Another great video. AK, thanks for sharing your experience. AK, I live next to you, very close, i have a business offer for you, how can i contact you?
@@akgoldbear7669 *The round black thing @**1:48** is an IC 'blob chip'. It contains gold bonding wires too. It is underneath the brown capacitor @**1:48*
Now I understand. Thank you. Yes, you are right, usually there is gold plating, but in my TV remotes there are simply tin plated wires. Maybe this is why remotes stop working. Cheap Chinese version 😅
@@akgoldbear7669 I'm sorry to hear that. I really enjoyed all of them, as I'm sure many, many, many other people too. Keep up the awesome work. Thanks Mr. AK Gold Bear.
12:24 cool music, that was a really nice pour and nice looking bar.
Thanks a lot. I did my best 😉 cheers🍺🍺
Hello. Arne from Norway here. Thank you for this clip. Take care,and God bless you.
Welcome and thanks a lot 🙂🖐
@@akgoldbear7669 🙂
Hey there AK! Loved the video my guy! Everyone of your videos has been a treat to watch! You've got your own style and that sets you apart from the masses. Thank you for sharing your talent. And thank you for being super informative throughout the process! I hope you have a Happy Holidays if I don't get the opportunity to comment on one of your videos again before the new year. Take care, and always do what you love!
Wow. Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad that my videos are interesting to someone. I wish you good holidays, which await us all in the near future. Thank you🙂🖐
You got about $800 dollars (of what it would be in pure gold and that was no where above 90%) of gold for that much work, waste and toxic waste?
Buddy, you need a new job because that's awful and horrid for the environment.
Big like from me. I learn from your videos. thanks for sharing
I'm glad that I can be useful to someone. Thanks a lot 🙂✌
Another great one Bear!!
Thanks a lot 🙂
Another great video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sometimes finding free time to watch my video 🙂 cheers 🍺🍺
Awesome refining and pour!!!
I tried really hard and I think I succeeded 🤗
Nice job. Well done. A sweet $900.00 piece of pure gold.
I tried and I succeeded! 👌Thanks for your comment 🙂
Awsome! I would of been curious for a stannous test at the first hydrochloric boil
Hey. Hydrochloric acid does not react with gold and does not dissolving gold. I save all my empty solutions for at least a month, since they are never empty🙂 Thanks for commenting✌
A lot of work for a small return ? Great video to watch, looking forward to more of the same, thanks AK
Yes, there is a lot of work, but all this is only in my free time. This is my hobby 🙂✌
13.52 grams of Au seems ok to me
i look forward everyday to these videos
I'm very happy about this 🙂🖐
Great pour, it looks beautiful!
If you find small microwaves, they have perfect large beaker sized turntables. Easy source for some free pyrex watch glasses. Some even have bumps in good spot to drip back near the pour spout.
Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it. To be honest, I didn't quite understand what "perfect large beaker sized turntables" you are talking about 😊
Haha thanks, how about this.
I use the pyrex turntables that come in small microwaves to cover my 2000 ml beaker, or 3000 ml beakers. They work really well. Seeing those beautiful nitrogen dioxide fumes brought this to mind 😂
Oh and bigger microwaves have ones that i use for 5 gallon buckets. Very useful. 👍
Now I understand. Thank you. Apparently yesterday after work I was too tired and couldn’t think straight 😉
Excellent gold ingot!
It sure is! 🙂
For you🍓
6:57 I'm not an expert, I just like these videos, I think chlorides are silver... 😜
No, there is no silver in these pins, I have checked these pins for silver before. I think the manufacturer added lead to the copper and then plated the contacts with gold. By adding lead to copper, the manufacturer saves on metal. Lead is cheap and mixes well with copper. Thank you for continuing to watch my videos, thank you for that 🙂🖐
Very nice. If I understood correctly, you placed your plated pins in AR. No previous intermediate acid bath step. Interesting! No HCl to remove solder, no nitric bath to dissolve the base metals. Was this due to the volume of pins, or have you determined the prior steps aren't necessary?
Exactly these gold plated pins that are more profitable to dissolve straight in aqua regia. The pins do not contain silver and pins not magnetic. In my previous video i used almost twice as much nitric acid 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669Can I use this method for all guests other than just magnets, or might other metals such as decor spoil the royal water and thus lose the gold? I am currently working with the sulfur and nitric method, then aqua regia, based on your previous method?! May I have any advice from you? I follow you completely and appreciate your effort. I watch all your videos and support them. Thank you very much😍
Why you clean HCl first and not nitric?
Hello. To avoid metatinic acid getting into the gold, I boiled the gold powder in hydrochloric acid. Nitric acid forms metatinic acid H2SnO3, this acid forms a white sediment insoluble in nitric acid. This sediment can be dissolved in concentrated hydrochloric acid. Gold will not be pure unless it is boiled in hydrochloric acid. Purity and quality are important to me. Thanks for asking 🙂✌
@@akgoldbear7669 thank you for good discription
Really nice gold!!!
It sure is! 🙂 I agree with you 😉
Beautiful bar! 💪👍
It sure is! I think so too 🙂🖐
Awesome video,
Thanks 🙂🖐
But was it profitable in the end factoring in all the costs of chemicals, time ,tools and setup ??
Yes it was. I buying chemicals in large quantities wholesale. Wholesale is cheaper. I got this gold in my free time from work. This is my hobby 🙂
You have asked my question.
@@akgoldbear7669getting chemicals and other things at wholesale prices would be possible to one who is involved in such business of gold processing only. I think it is not good for hobby.
Boa Noite sou do Brasil vou ver agora o vídeo obrigado
Hello Brazil. It should be warm in Brazil right now ☀ Thank you for visiting my channel 🙂
I work with this stone, h2so4 first after aqwaregia but the smoll yellow pices are again in the material,l have some copper dast maby.😢 thanky for your time proffessor. What is the smoll pices? Platinium? Palladium?😊
You can specify the time so that I understand what little things you are talking about 😉
Well done.
Thanks 😉 cheers 🍺🍺
Hi AK. I really enjoy your videos. I'm building a lab area with a fume hood at the moment so I can try doing these experiments for myself.
I have a couple of questions.
What kind of torch set-up do you have?
When you're rinsing with water from the kettle. Is that just tap water?
Hello. I'm glad you liked my video and what I do. Initially I used a large professional acetylene cutter. But I realized that this is not comfortable, not comfortable for me. I replaced the acetylene industrial cutter with a small propane torch. And I'm very happy about it. The torch is lightweight, easy to hold, and the torch is very powerful. I bought a torch on eBay. This small torch is designed to use acitylene. I don't like working with acetylene. I replaced the heating tip to work with propane. And I'm very happy!
I use only clean water. I have my own well and my water does not have any chlorine 🙂🖐
Were do you order the stamps to mark the gold with I'm trying to find were to order one at
Hello.
Online you can find many companies that make steel stamps.
I ordered here...
buckeyeengraving.com/
Very clear job sir😊greate to you😊
Thanks a lot 🙂 cheers🍺🍺
Nazdravia😊
Nice work bro❤
Thanks a lot. You seem to be interested in boxing 🙂
Красота!
Мне тоже так кажется 🙃
Nice job
I think so too 🙂✌
Hi sir i liked your videos
You are require gold using aqua regia ,I can require gold using Au immersion stripper with out damage ,i can supply Au immersion stripper for E waste refinery
Awesome. Thank you for spending some of your time on my channel 😉
So long as you don't mind the losses to gold stannate, and the reagent costs. I guess it's works for you.
I guess it's works for me
@akgoldbear7669
I've watched as gold stannate formation robbed 100% of any gold from what should have been a 4gram per pound lot of material. 100% losses were not something that I could live with.
My master thanks
Thanks 🙂🖐
I am also a TH-cam refiner! Great video! New subscriber here!
Thanks 🙂 cheers 🍺🍺
Im Iranian
I look video for you were good ok
Thank you for spending some of your time on my little channel 🙂🖐
Hi AK l have some chrome mineral,black grean and purple colors ,full with smoll yellow pices. Have you ever work with this stone?
No, I have never had such an experience. It looks like you have some kind of mineral with copper. Maybe with copper and silver... 🤔
Another great video. AK, thanks for sharing your experience. AK, I live next to you, very close, i have a business offer for you, how can i contact you?
You intrigued me 🙂 You can contact me by email. Thanks for the kind words 🍓🍓
*Why not also process the black epoxy 'blob' chips from the remote control boards? They contain gold bonding wires.*
Hello. I don't quite understand what you're asking 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669 *The round black thing @**1:48** is an IC 'blob chip'. It contains gold bonding wires too. It is underneath the brown capacitor @**1:48*
Now I understand. Thank you. Yes, you are right, usually there is gold plating, but in my TV remotes there are simply tin plated wires. Maybe this is why remotes stop working. Cheap Chinese version 😅
Hello sir, wish you a good year. Where l send a foto, thank you so much😊
Thank you. All the best to you too for the new year. You can send pictures to my email address. Go to: more about this channel 🙂
Слышен русский акцент)))
Я родился в СССР. Русский акцент со мной теперь навсегда 🙂
May l send you a foto? Thank you😊.
It is impossible to tell from the pictures what is contained in the stones. One can only guess. Send your pictures 🙂
@@akgoldbear7669hi ak ,some help? Where l send the foto, a adres?
Nazdravia??😊
Have a nice day too 😉
What happened to all your videos?
I was in a bad mood 😡 and I deleted everything 😅
@@akgoldbear7669 I'm sorry to hear that. I really enjoyed all of them, as I'm sure many, many, many other people too. Keep up the awesome work. Thanks Mr. AK Gold Bear.
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