How to refine silver in easy 3 steps | refining silver 2 kg 

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When you're sloppily pouring conc. nitric acid into buckets you gotta wear open-toed sandals without socks. That's in the safely manual isn't it?

That’s exactly what I was thinking 😅

i honestly dk how they can do that without much safety gear, I had like mask goggle and glove on and I still accidently got those damn acid on my pants and shoes, now they are discolored and some parts are ripped

Yes, welcome to India, we risk it all😅

Safer to buy an electric muffle furnace. While fascinating, please don’t look to this video for process design unless you don’t mind risking a limb or two

Stainless steel is resistant to acid but if you look carefully, the inside is corroded. Heat resistant glass designed for science is best but expensive.

what kind of salt

@@ertugcetin9371 common salt in our kitchen.

That requires more steps and fully converting the AgCl on such a large scale would require a blender with a non-reactive whisk at least. I've done it both ways and I'd never consider using salt on this scale although it's possible to do. It's easier to wait a few hours.

@@dustybrown4599 you don't need to wait an hour only minutes if you use salt against copper.

@@dustybrown4599 you don't need to wait an hour only minutes if you use salt against copper.

Please let me know

my bet is they can ask the last guy it happened too

Yes, welcome to India 😅 we are risk takers 😅

Yes. It will form silver nitrate.

Ok

Make it then.

Sure, safety precaution is very important.

Copper nitrate

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I prayed to sreetips and he said this was an abomination lol 😂

I am sure that even with the limited equipment had, the process can be designed to be better and more efficient.

Notun kono podhhoti apnar jana ache?

A lot of poor people having to do this!

The english translation for this by google translate hilarious and completely absurd 😅

Your mixture contains predominantly the following constituents: 1. Sodium nitrate 2. Ferric chloride (lohe ka chloride) 3. Silver (chaandi) 4. Water And free ions. To recover the silver, electrolysis is best, but unlikely to be feasible from what I am assuming about your resources. The following may work, assuming the displacement reactions have occurred as above. 1. Filter the mixture you have. The powder/solids you have on the filter now contains a mixture or ferric chloride and silver. 2. Put the (solid) filtrate of the mixture in a glass beaker or acid proof vessel, and add conc. nitric acid. Ferric nitrate is water soluble, while silver chloride is not. When white precipitate comes out of solution, filter to recover silver chloride. 3. Reduction of silver from chloride can be undertaken by using a variety of methods in literature (google). You can use hydrogen peroxide (conc.) which will produce hydrochloric acid/hydrogen chloride and oxygen, so please keep safety in mind. Alkaline solution may be used in situ