This part is located at the hard disk reader's access point. With the main circuit board It is a signal cable Of the hard disk read head. I think all of this should be used as a component of more than 50000 hard drives. www.goldextractionprocess.com/2019/01/recycle-gold-from-electronics-devices-e.html
just doing any experiments at all is a bonus. instead of only being allowed to watch the teacher do stuff because the rest of the classmates couldn't be trusted
@@darkracer1252 At least you could watch a teacher doing some stuff. We've had one or two laboratory classes in 4 years of high school. Some students can't be trusted for sure, but they should've made some sort of selection and let those interested in chemistry practice a bit in a lab.
I have never seen anything like this...I had no idea gold would turn into something that looks like mud, then back into gold again via chemistry. I thought you were just gonna melt the stuff you strained, which was cool enough in itself. You're a regular alchemist!
I worked at a recycling depot that let us take stuff home and I always thought how cool it would be to take all the gold from the processors and melt it down. I really should have done it hahaha
Considering he started with a bunch of gold stuck to another material... like shiney fucking gold reflecting in a heap of chips right before your eyes... and you not expecting gold in the end... leaves you on thee worst end of the spectrum.
@@funnypets5221 if the nugget is pure gold , it most certainly is cost effective because those chemicals are not expensive. i doubt that the electronic was very expensive. if the nugget is really worth 3400 dollars , it is really worth the work and chemistry is fun imho
That was an amazing process description with demo. Since gold is heavy you can use centrifuge machine to get it settled and separated. One more thing Instead of cloth have you tried ready coffee filters. You might loose fine material in cloth and cotton. In the final stage you pouring for melting in furnace there use the cone so you material fall staright in and no loss. Just suggestions
That is worth a lot of money my friend. Well worth the effort. You can add some ice cubes, preferably made from distilled water to the beaker if you need to keep it cooler and calm down so it doesn't overflow. Good job. That little tiny nugget of gold is worth at least $130 if it's 22 karat gold and $140 at 99.9% fine pure gold.
Nice to watch a clear and concise method. I guess if you have the right chemicals and equipment this can reap some rewards. Depends on the purity outcome I suppose. This may sound stupid but when you had chemically removed the tiny gold strips at the very beginning 04:10 could you not just throw those gold strips straight into the crucible?
At that point they are gold alloys, low purity not really worth much, the following steps are leaching and solvent extraction steps which remove all the impurities chemically, i may be wrong but when he puts it in the crucible i believe the gold is in an oxide form and he is simply reducing it to pure gold.
Oddly satisfying at the end where the gold looks like dirt, and then when the dirt gets heated up, it turns to gold. I wish that happens to the dirt in my backyard.
at the end of the first stage after soaking the pieces in nitric acid, where you have the gold in the pyrex.... is there a reason you don't just melt THAT in a crucible and maybe sprinkle borax powder ?
Wow you know your chemistry. If I could find someone that's getting rid of a bunch of computer components that have gold in them and I follow the same process I could be rich
I used a microphone 10 feet away from my mouth and then panned the vocals slightly to the right...I then used a confusing amount of reverb to make me sound like some sort of godlike voice from the clouds.
I love these videos but the one thing I always wonder in any is what do you do with all your waste chemicals. Like once you rinse everything over and over I see you pouring it into a white bucket but how do you dispose of all this after product while you walked away with a gold nugget. can you dilute it enough with water that you can dump it or does it have to be sent somewhere because if they charge I bet that's not cheap
These chemicals are acids and can be neutralized using bases. The sulfuric acid can be neutralized by a weaker base like sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), while the stronger nitric acid would require a much more basic compound such as sodium hydroxide, or lye, a common soap ingredient. Both are common and readily cheap. Once neutralized, the solution is rendered inert and is harmless.
Also chemicals can be added to these solutions to separate the chemicals. Sometimes you will have to create a new solution of the old solution by adding another chemical which makes it easier to separate the chemicals after and then once you separate them you can reuse them. Although sometimes they’re not as potent. Isn’t chemistry awesome?
@Sketchy Stuff i don't know about the usa, but here in germany we watch an video for every top, like last week about corrosion and how it is used in the industry etc.
things to think about.. 1) cost of chemicals 2) obtain-ability of said chemicals. 3) cost of the forge and the crucible used 4) cost of the scrap parts being used. just a thought, this should be noted and then subducted in its process.
1) The chemicals used are VERY cheap... to do this size batch probably cost him about $30 2) None are prohibited and can be purchased at any local chemical supply house 3) unknown but a little research on ebay shows them to be sub 5k in cost 4) Free.... you can dumpster dive for thrown out computer parts or in many many cases make deals with companies to recycle their old computers/parts... for which the company gets a tax write off When you figure that the 1 nugget he showed is worth approx. $3500... I call that profitable after the 2nd nugget.
@@9753flyer most cities have at least in the US have civil codes against burning thrash/electronics. hazardous fumes that are detrimental to the environment in exchange for a few ounces of unrefined gold
@@danielvillalpando2819 Only when you are commercially refining or going over weight limits. Same principal as you can brew your own beer without running afoul of the ATF, but only up to certain amounts. Same with smelting/refining.
the intelligent man you are talking about was "quoting it for some other intelligent man".. it cell worked hard and trend it on social media by blaming/making fun on the speaker.. and people like u never think by own.. such people trust every msg they got delivered whether it is correct or not. i hope you guys will start using your brains soon!! 😂😂😂😂
I want to Thanks an autor of this video, I was poor im only 21 years old and I become father when I was 17 it was hard to live with payout of 400$ monthly in my country soo I had to try it out I taked A loan tried and made 1500$ profit on month from this thats like around my 4 monthly wages, really thanks for that. It will help my familly :)
You should add a small amount of sulphuric acid to bind to the tin/lead, might give you an extra 9. Also if it's grey on the surface after removing it from the kiln - that means you have impurities.. it should be shiny gold.
Cool video, awesome skills, I might have learned something, BUT, the whole time I was really banging my head to the banger soundtrack on the video lmfao
this is probably about 14 karat gold because ot didn't stick to the magnet so its from 14k karats and up so at worst 81×24 euros(27 dollars) it costs 1.944 euros
i hope that you kept all solutions and wastes for future refinement (because you were using household items in the process, you probably left some gold in wastes)
I dare say you certainly did that rather well, I have a bit of odds and ends of old plated jewelry I will send you that mummy told me that I could experiment upon them at leisure what with the club being closed for the Covidio 9 thingie. Thank you so very much for a superlative morning watching U tube. Ciao
That's a TON of computers to break down, than you inhale all those chemicals, a total waste!! Meanwhile 3rd world countries watch this and poison villages for the same yield and not giving a damn about the environment or human health.
Nice to see your extraction process in its entirety .... so the last 1/2 of the video was doing basically the same thing as the first, but just in smaller quantity/containers? Why not collect/produce the sediment completely then melt it all at once? So the sediment was basically pure gold and you just melted it? Or does the melting process burn off something in the sediment? Be interesting in seeing the Redux equations to understand the chemical reactions happening.
Chris Ingram Obviously you did not understand my point. As you can see from the video (if you have noticed of course) the metal fragments that are stuck on the magnet are not that easy to remove by hand. Neither tweezers. Obviously. If you wrap the magnet with cling film or another membrane you can prevent them from sticking onto the magnet and thus you can remove the cling film, which will then remove most of the bits stuck on the magnet. Clean magnet at the end? I guess. Does this sound for a 10 year old now buddy?
We once did this in school and we recycled like 7 old phones and got gold worth like 0.1€ or less. To mention most of the gases that look brown are highly dangerous to humans. They are a chemical result of acids mixed with metals or plastic. You won’t get much gold if you try this as modern phones don’t have a lot of gold. Selling copper cables is much more efficient.
Is there a less time consuming process? Maybe that doesn't make a solid chunk, but is still worth money? Are all of these chemicals legal to possess and use in a residential area? Do I need to build an explosion barrier, just in case things go bad?
You can put the hydrochloric directly in with the foils and then slowly add Nitric to create the aqua regia. The nitric you add will get used up as it puts gold into solution. When the reaction slows, add a bit more nitric. Keep going till all the gold foils are in solution. Premixing aqua regia will often result in excess nitric in solution.
I like how this guy finds native speakers on fiverr and makes the audio for his videos with only $10-$30 per video :D His income: ~$1,200 (video ads) + ~$2,850 (from gold) - $30 = ~$4,020 total, not bad for India FOR A YEAR...
@@chitrapriyachakraborty8223 I think you are overabusing the fragile freedom illusion that you have. I read your comment in indAhn AksHnt automatically
@@funnyvideos-funnyoutloud2618 India has it's own language, and you can't speak that in Indian Accent as well😂🤦🏻♂️ and there are no native speakers, it's just the reverb or the mic quality, he just needs a pop filter.
Just answer if you can ask basically any industrial processing plant that make computer parts or if you get it through some third party bullshit like the city dump
I wanna know how you managed to get the "waste" product. Most facilities send the left overs to a recycling plant for this very same purpose. Did you just waltz in and asked "hello. I was curious if you had any gold plated waste products i could have." Lol
This part is located at the hard disk reader's access point. With the main circuit board It is a signal cable Of the hard disk read head.
I think all of this should be used as a component of more than 50000 hard drives.
www.goldextractionprocess.com/2019/01/recycle-gold-from-electronics-devices-e.html
Are you South African by any chance Mr???
How much were these little chip things before u got the gold from them
You should pop all three lumps of gold together and moult them into little bar
Easy process I'll start doing this right away in my spare chemistry lab
Are you in Italy? Ahahahahahah
If this were taught in science class, maybe I would have taken an interest in chemistry.
This, or anything practical.
This is taught in chemistry classes when teaching about aqua regia
I agree! They teach a bunch of boring stuff that no one actually needs to know.
just doing any experiments at all is a bonus. instead of only being allowed to watch the teacher do stuff because the rest of the classmates couldn't be trusted
@@darkracer1252 At least you could watch a teacher doing some stuff. We've had one or two laboratory classes in 4 years of high school. Some students can't be trusted for sure, but they should've made some sort of selection and let those interested in chemistry practice a bit in a lab.
I have never seen anything like this...I had no idea gold would turn into something that looks like mud, then back into gold again via chemistry. I thought you were just gonna melt the stuff you strained, which was cool enough in itself. You're a regular alchemist!
It basically is mud. Gold mud. If you had clear buckets full of this mud and a robber came to your house they would never suspect it. ;D
I worked at a recycling depot that let us take stuff home and I always thought how cool it would be to take all the gold from the processors and melt it down. I really should have done it hahaha
Place your magnet inside of a plastic bag before using it to "separate" materials. Then when you want to clean off your magnet just remove the bag.
That was awesome
@@MakeGold ...thought you'd like that.
Best thing to do, wrap your magnet with plastic food wrapper..
Brilliant
Brilliant idea
Chemistry is absolutely amazing! I can’t believe you got gold out like that. That was incredible man. Great job!
it's just a matter of solubility , simple stuff really.
@@crankykong9557 what if he identifies as a white, you should assume someones race
@@crankykong9557 are certain people not allowed pride? that seems a bit old fashioned...
Considering he started with a bunch of gold stuck to another material... like shiney fucking gold reflecting in a heap of chips right before your eyes... and you not expecting gold in the end... leaves you on thee worst end of the spectrum.
@@TheCervelas simple stuff loll you couldnt do that. stop boastful
In today's value the 1st nugget is worth over 3400 dollars.....impressive
is it really worth all that effort i mean by the time you buy all that raw materials for recycling
@@funnypets5221 if the nugget is pure gold , it most certainly is cost effective because those chemicals are not expensive.
i doubt that the electronic was very expensive.
if the nugget is really worth 3400 dollars , it is really worth the work and chemistry is fun imho
you dont know the karat, so you don't know that.. cringe
ik i looked it up to
im amazed
@@funnypets5221 yes because all that material is really cheap
The gold turned into black slime, then mud, then coco powder, then gold again ;o
Lol best comment here
Gotta love chemistry.
his hands are acid proof ..leave the guy alone will ya
Science
As much as I watched this fact, realised this fact, and was blown away. Reading this comment was a chuckling reality slap.
Coco powder to gold, suhn.
Chemistry at its Best! It will take me a whole year to learn in the university what i just learnt here in this video in just 20 mins
I am pretty sure anyone who can chemically extract Gold from industrial waste, can also produce 99% pure meth xP
You can make twice to triple is much as you would get from gold 🤣😂😭, think about it man it's probably less work also
@Ceygar 🤔 that's not a bad idea sir, that is the best way to launder money
yeahhh... not even close to the same process, are normal people really that fucking dumb or is it just you?
@@lilBabyBornInCalifornia wait. Does that mean you're an abnormal person?
@@supremeleadersmaug4024 with the average iq around 85-100 i would say, no im not a normal human. im actually capable of deep thought...
This is the simplest process I've seen on U Tube on how to retrieve gold for computer parts. Thanks for sharing
That was an amazing process description with demo. Since gold is heavy you can use centrifuge machine to get it settled and separated. One more thing Instead of cloth have you tried ready coffee filters. You might loose fine material in cloth and cotton. In the final stage you pouring for melting in furnace there use the cone so you material fall staright in and no loss. Just suggestions
That is worth a lot of money my friend. Well worth the effort. You can add some ice cubes, preferably made from distilled water to the beaker if you need to keep it cooler and calm down so it doesn't overflow. Good job. That little tiny nugget of gold is worth at least $130 if it's 22 karat gold and $140 at 99.9% fine pure gold.
Nice to watch a clear and concise method. I guess if you have the right chemicals and equipment this can reap some rewards. Depends on the purity outcome I suppose. This may sound stupid but when you had chemically removed the tiny gold strips at the very beginning 04:10 could you not just throw those gold strips straight into the crucible?
At that point they are gold alloys, low purity not really worth much, the following steps are leaching and solvent extraction steps which remove all the impurities chemically, i may be wrong but when he puts it in the crucible i believe the gold is in an oxide form and he is simply reducing it to pure gold.
thank you for the great video. very informative. will not be loosing anymore precious metals from now on.thanks
Oddly satisfying at the end where the gold looks like dirt, and then when the dirt gets heated up, it turns to gold. I wish that happens to the dirt in my backyard.
😂😂
What a mind one side he get money from TH-cam and other from gold.
The TH-cam is subsidizing the gold.
09:04 Nescafe GOLD
No, nescafe didn't have this big chuncks of coffee.only small
MrNikosnik how did that joke not hit you?
MrNikosnik r/wooooosh
Lick Meh ihavereddit
🐶
Interesting methods, fun to watch
Really impressive never seen any video of gold like this...
awesome work getting such a valuable and non-renewable material from waste that would have entered a landfill.
He just got a whole season of that goldiggers show worth of gold just like that
about 2000$
How much did he pay for the materials and the chemicals? Most places don't just give away scrap that contains three ounces of gold.
Lol
@@BlaubartMT that’s from scarp computer / tech material u sick?
at the end of the first stage after soaking the pieces in nitric acid, where you have the gold in the pyrex.... is there a reason you don't just melt THAT in a crucible and maybe sprinkle borax powder ?
Diallo Khari I thought the same...
That was my thought as well, why not just melt the gold flake, I guess for better purity maybe.
Gotta love the background music. Sounds more like it belongs on a video about making possum pie than extracting gold from scrap.
Lmao
All that stuff must taste quite good. TH-cam recomended it to me as a cooking Video.
RetroProGamer at the middle to laat part pf the video you could see a chocolate drink recepi😂
russians do eat it quite often
Wow you know your chemistry. If I could find someone that's getting rid of a bunch of computer components that have gold in them and I follow the same process I could be rich
This dude turned coffee, and Nickelodeon slime into gold.
@@Dreinorh are you really that dumb?
@@Dreinorh r/woosh
@@Dreinorh how can someone be so stupid😂😂😂😂
@@Dreinorh YOU ARE THE DUMB ONE. Buddy I'm sorry I had to break it to you like that.
@@erikbretter4770 I've never witnessed such stupidity
Not to mention a little bit of change to make your own TH-cam man awesome definitely worth it when I said it was like 30 bucks an hour impressive
so what else do you cook using those equipment..
Jared Moone
YOU ARE GOD DAMN RIGHT!!!
Meth.
Jesse we have to cook
Science bitch
Yeahhhh, Mr.White
I used a microphone 10 feet away from my mouth and then panned the vocals slightly to the right...I then used a confusing amount of reverb to make me sound like some sort of godlike voice from the clouds.
🤣🤣 read this as I heard the sound
Well done Human👍👍🏻👍🏿
Why did I thought that this video will be about "How to do this at home" kind of vibe :X
Gold: *Exists*
This Guy: "Needs further cleaning"
MAlik sharEEF lol
Lmao
Fascinating a modern day alchemy sub and watching more.
But can you make tea from the leftover liquid?
*hOld my beeR*
Kitty Talk yes very good chemically tasting tea if you are into that😂
Gold bong water
a very expensive yet last tea you woyld drink! bling bling!!
Yes, definitely. I suggest trying it.
That sounds like a lot of fun. Time to get glittery
Do you require e-waste scrap? We can provide you that from countries like India, Pakistan and China.
In a nutshell: I used (x) chemical in (y) gold solution to make the gold settle to the bottom.
Me : Regretting for skipping chemist class back in school days
Just what i was thinking
You did not miss anything.
School is not TH-cam.
prannoy tej umm what??
They dont teach you useful information like this.
They didn't teach this.
Thank you for the lesson.. I really like it.
I love these videos but the one thing I always wonder in any is what do you do with all your waste chemicals. Like once you rinse everything over and over I see you pouring it into a white bucket but how do you dispose of all this after product while you walked away with a gold nugget. can you dilute it enough with water that you can dump it or does it have to be sent somewhere because if they charge I bet that's not cheap
These chemicals are acids and can be neutralized using bases. The sulfuric acid can be neutralized by a weaker base like sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), while the stronger nitric acid would require a much more basic compound such as sodium hydroxide, or lye, a common soap ingredient. Both are common and readily cheap. Once neutralized, the solution is rendered inert and is harmless.
Also chemicals can be added to these solutions to separate the chemicals. Sometimes you will have to create a new solution of the old solution by adding another chemical which makes it easier to separate the chemicals after and then once you separate them you can reuse them. Although sometimes they’re not as potent. Isn’t chemistry awesome?
Amazing video, Helped me alot. Thank you
I enjoyed your video you're very thorough about every step you take I love chemistry and I love this video keep up the good work
Amazing video , you just won a subscriber!!
chemistry class should teach practical and applied chemistry...
but it does already
@Sketchy Stuff i don't know about the usa, but here in germany we watch an video for every top, like last week about corrosion and how it is used in the industry etc.
@Sketchy Stuff yeah im at the moment in 12 grade ^^
They do, you have to pay attention and be creative.
@@matagatos1 exactly
What I would want to learn :
School : hey, how bout learning some other stuff?
things to think about..
1) cost of chemicals
2) obtain-ability of said chemicals.
3) cost of the forge and the crucible used
4) cost of the scrap parts being used.
just a thought, this should be noted and then subducted in its process.
1) The chemicals used are VERY cheap... to do this size batch probably cost him about $30
2) None are prohibited and can be purchased at any local chemical supply house
3) unknown but a little research on ebay shows them to be sub 5k in cost
4) Free.... you can dumpster dive for thrown out computer parts or in many many cases make deals with companies to recycle their old computers/parts... for which the company gets a tax write off
When you figure that the 1 nugget he showed is worth approx. $3500... I call that profitable after the 2nd nugget.
@@9753flyer most cities have at least in the US have civil codes against burning thrash/electronics. hazardous fumes that are detrimental to the environment in exchange for a few ounces of unrefined gold
@@danielvillalpando2819 Only when you are commercially refining or going over weight limits.
Same principal as you can brew your own beer without running afoul of the ATF, but only up to certain amounts.
Same with smelting/refining.
This video is pure gold !!
Congrats on being a chemistry boss! YOu are awesome
Another good one, Nice job!
هل هذا الإعلام عن إستخراج الذهب هو حقيقة اذا انتم تخافوا ربكم
One intelligent man claims to make gold from potatoes🤣
Rahul gandhi
*NARENDRA MODI*
Narendra modi
Chor chaukidar
the intelligent man you are talking about was "quoting it for some other intelligent man"..
it cell worked hard and trend it on social media by blaming/making fun on the speaker.. and people like u never think by own.. such people trust every msg they got delivered whether it is correct or not. i hope you guys will start using your brains soon!! 😂😂😂😂
I want to Thanks an autor of this video, I was poor im only 21 years old and I become father when I was 17 it was hard to live with payout of 400$ monthly in my country soo I had to try it out I taked A loan tried and made 1500$ profit on month from this thats like around my 4 monthly wages, really thanks for that. It will help my familly :)
And dont forget to dump the used chemicals to river for maximum profits
Not sure if funny or sad...
@Carleton Rutherford How about not
It's an organic acid, so it should be fine. Right?
lol
@Holly T IMO this is already a stale meme.
Very nice. Keep it up.😃😃😃
You should add a small amount of sulphuric acid to bind to the tin/lead, might give you an extra 9. Also if it's grey on the surface after removing it from the kiln - that means you have impurities.. it should be shiny gold.
That is why he put it in an acid mixture afterwards. It dissolved any remaining impurities after melting
Cool video, awesome skills, I might have learned something, BUT, the whole time I was really banging my head to the banger soundtrack on the video lmfao
That nugget is worth $4,600. Very impressive from just left over electronics
Not even close.
Pyromania Radio USA why would it not be pure?
this is probably about 14 karat gold because ot didn't stick to the magnet so its from 14k karats and up so at worst 81×24 euros(27 dollars) it costs 1.944 euros
That's so cool!it's crazy how much gold you extracted from that process!
i hope that you kept all solutions and wastes for future refinement (because you were using household items in the process, you probably left some gold in wastes)
I dare say you certainly did that rather well, I have a bit of odds and ends of old plated jewelry I will send you that mummy told me that I could experiment upon them at leisure what with the club being closed for the Covidio 9 thingie. Thank you so very much for a superlative morning watching U tube. Ciao
Was it worth the trouble? Like all the equipment and chemicals must be expensive, do you make any money out of it, or do you at least break even?
That's a TON of computers to break down, than you inhale all those chemicals, a total waste!! Meanwhile 3rd world countries watch this and poison villages for the same yield and not giving a damn about the environment or human health.
Great video by the way. I'ma try this one day with my supply
4:20 now you have gold.
8:40 now you have dirt.
😂
5:10 now you have poop
@@TristanYT1 now you have lung cancer
@@NgcFar1 Now he is a mad hatter.
@@RedHeadAvenger now he cooks meth
that looks like cocoa powder that has pass it's best before date
Brilliant. Very interesting. Thank you. 😉👍
Nice to see your extraction process in its entirety .... so the last 1/2 of the video was doing basically the same thing as the first, but just in smaller quantity/containers? Why not collect/produce the sediment completely then melt it all at once? So the sediment was basically pure gold and you just melted it? Or does the melting process burn off something in the sediment? Be interesting in seeing the Redux equations to understand the chemical reactions happening.
Najlepszy jest ten popierdalający pajączek, pozdro!
Make the magnet reusable by wrapping it with a few layers of cling film.
Chris Ingram
Obviously you did not understand my point. As you can see from the video (if you have noticed of course) the metal fragments that are stuck on the magnet are not that easy to remove by hand. Neither tweezers. Obviously.
If you wrap the magnet with cling film or another membrane you can prevent them from sticking onto the magnet and thus you can remove the cling film, which will then remove most of the bits stuck on the magnet. Clean magnet at the end? I guess.
Does this sound for a 10 year old now buddy?
My bad
That's impossible cause cling film came from the future and we all know what that means.
We once did this in school and we recycled like 7 old phones and got gold worth like 0.1€ or less. To mention most of the gases that look brown are highly dangerous to humans. They are a chemical result of acids mixed with metals or plastic. You won’t get much gold if you try this as modern phones don’t have a lot of gold. Selling copper cables is much more efficient.
Imagine how much gold you would have gotten had you rinsed the containers!
how much scrap(kgs) did you use to pull 81g?
The 1st 81 grams if we say it's the lowest purity = more than 1150 usd in today's price.
A lot more than 1150
Are all the products in the description products you used??
Your voice ehco man sounds like something out of The Wizard of Oz
Is there a less time consuming process? Maybe that doesn't make a solid chunk, but is still worth money? Are all of these chemicals legal to possess and use in a residential area? Do I need to build an explosion barrier, just in case things go bad?
Me: e-waste is worthless
Chemistry guy: hmm H²O regia with Na³ + Ca²Co³ = GOLD
Aqua Regia's formula is HNO3+3 HCl
wait I thought Au's suppose to be in there somewhere or everything is a lie
You can put the hydrochloric directly in with the foils and then slowly add Nitric to create the aqua regia. The nitric you add will get used up as it puts gold into solution. When the reaction slows, add a bit more nitric. Keep going till all the gold foils are in solution. Premixing aqua regia will often result in excess nitric in solution.
What were the devices and how many to get that much gold ?
This is amazing man, what a treat to watch
Bro you're an alchemist
He did not even use a single transmutation circle
@@blank1316 seemed like equivalent exchange to me lol
Chelo Macabre Art still not alchemy
@@blank1316 bro you do realize it was a joke right?
Chelo Macabre Art oh that’s a joke? Well ok
I like how this guy finds native speakers on fiverr and makes the audio for his videos with only $10-$30 per video :D
His income: ~$1,200 (video ads) + ~$2,850 (from gold) - $30 = ~$4,020 total, not bad for India FOR A YEAR...
You need a brain, Come to India I will donate for the transplant.
@@chitrapriyachakraborty8223 I think you are overabusing the fragile freedom illusion that you have. I read your comment in indAhn AksHnt automatically
@@funnyvideos-funnyoutloud2618 India has it's own language, and you can't speak that in Indian Accent as well😂🤦🏻♂️ and there are no native speakers, it's just the reverb or the mic quality, he just needs a pop filter.
Congratulations the TH-cam algorithm has chosen you 😂
It pretty amazing - something from nothing, but considering the knowhow, chemicals and equipment required, not feasible for most.
The 81 gram piece alone is worth about $2,500 USD
@Carleton Rutherford depends on quality
Ya but he only got 2.3 grams in the end after fefineing didnt he
@@slader-hl1kk no, the 2.3 grams are from gold leftovers of the aqua regia used in the first process, so he ends up with two pieces of gold
@@NeoCrypt01 how are you watching this video ? The quality can be no other than 24k he has just precipated AU from the AR
@@anthonykane9602 ok....time to delete comment ? XD thanks
Hey man just love your video I really don't have words to praise you lots of love from India
where do you buy that kind of electonics ? is it cheap ?
Kh Kh no bodies going to answer that bullshit for you, its a painstaking process, go do some research
You can't buy such things.. What makes you think it will be cheap..
Even some earphones Jack and TV parts are gold plated.
haha we trow this away ...
@@prannoytej7180 its actually very cheap.
Just answer if you can ask basically any industrial processing plant that make computer parts or if you get it through some third party bullshit like the city dump
Liked, shared and subscribed. Great content and you just showed it pays to be smart.
I wanna know how you managed to get the "waste" product. Most facilities send the left overs to a recycling plant for this very same purpose. Did you just waltz in and asked "hello. I was curious if you had any gold plated waste products i could have." Lol
I wanna know too lol
You can buy them online even ebay I believe lol or you could email a bunch of companies asking to buy there scrap sure you could find some
He offered cash
Awesome 👍 thanks for sharing
I tried this today and ended up making dark brown gold.😟
Maybe u should ask a professional for help or tutorial
Abhi Sheik nice one, try more u will be getting it
I get those in the morning. And flush them away though..
@@Simonsiempie You should make some nice jewelry with it. :-P
that magnet looked like a brake pad
Really cool stuff to learn!
Play this video at 1.75x-2x. Thank me later.
Not even had to skip 30sec every 10 seconds
Shantanu Shetty ty
This amount 3,77,396 lakh in indian rupees...i will appreciate your work...keep it up
now I see where rappers get their jewellery from
Ah shit Here we Go Again
Stfu CJ
Hehehhahahahha
Remember you have to be smart to do this process, rappers aren't qualified LOL
It's really fun to watch this.
Glad I am the 999k viewer 😍
i thought the last part was making some kind of a wasabi sauce as a bonus video
I like the tourbillon in the intro 🤟🏻
It goes faster in minecraft
lmao so true
@That one friend that genuinely enjoys Rick Astley caught in a landslide
@@anteikuspanda4194 no escape from reality
@@anteikuspanda4194 Open your eyes
Non-toxic Clique lol 😂
I was in awe the entire time.
That's awesome,thank you for sharing this with us.
What will you do now
Why not stop at around 4:20? Can’t you just melt that together as is?
Because a lot of it is copper and you will end up with a gold color copper bar
U have a new subscriber!