During such melting, part of the gold dust is blown away by the burner, it should be melted from the bottom or in a furnace, or without a filter, pour the powder into the crucible with the rest of the water, evaporate the water, cover it with borax and then melt it
Hi man, nice recovery, just asking, if going AR directly with so much unburned carbon does not contribute to loss of gold. 1,22 from 586 is OK-ish, I was expecting about 1,8, but depends mostly on chip quality... I do fingers and pins at the moment, cleaning gold with cupelation. Looking for some efficient chip gold recovery.
well.. its ok, ok.. but can you do a video where not just recover the gold but separate all of the chemical components? for example.. it was X gold, iron, zink, and coal? ;) I think ithis is more challanging. ;)
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Nice recovered
During such melting, part of the gold dust is blown away by the burner, it should be melted from the bottom or in a furnace, or without a filter, pour the powder into the crucible with the rest of the water, evaporate the water, cover it with borax and then melt it
Nice video
Hi man, nice recovery, just asking, if going AR directly with so much unburned carbon does not contribute to loss of gold. 1,22 from 586 is OK-ish, I was expecting about 1,8, but depends mostly on chip quality... I do fingers and pins at the moment, cleaning gold with cupelation. Looking for some efficient chip gold recovery.
Excellent bro 👍
Very hard work but Good result
God bless you
Very true...👍
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Ok
Konsa material me se ye chips nikala hua hai?
From mobile, mother board, ddr ram and hard drive
what was the initial weight of the chips
586 g
well.. its ok, ok.. but can you do a video where not just recover the gold but separate all of the chemical components? for example.. it was X gold, iron, zink, and coal? ;) I think ithis is more challanging. ;)