Hello viewers, In this video, we are showing you how to recover gold from ram ic chips in the easiest way possible. #goldrecovery #ewasterecycling #ewaste #gold #goldmelting
A lil tip i picked up from panning/prospecting for when you're doing a gravity separation like you did to get rid of the ash... Add a few drops of a surfactant like jet dry. Really fine gold like pieces of bond wires weigh so little that they cant break the surface tension of the water. They dont even want to get wet much less sink. they'll float right on the surface and you'll end up decanting it right off... Jet dry will drop the surface tension allowing the good stuff to sink... It ain't a lot, but any gold going into waste is too much imo 😏
I reuse my cotton filter over and over. It seems the filter cleans and gets rid of more junk. For me its better when the filter has already been used 2 or 3 times!
I still continue to think the best way is grind the electronics, boil in solvent to remove the organics, filter and dry. Then in sequence, HCl bath, filtering and washing, HNO3 bath, filtering and washing and last aqua regia, filtering, washing, reduction, melt. The end.
I think you can do that without icinerating the chips. Powdering->adding HNO3->filtering->adding aqua regia to sediment->filtering->adding Na2S2O5 to filtrate, etc… Maybe you want try that 😎
Too much water .. When you add metabisulfite to your Aqua regia solution containing a lot of water, the reaction reduces auric ions to metallic gold. However, a larger amount of water can dilute the solution, making the gold precipitation reaction less effective. It's important to maintain a sufficient acid concentration to ensure an effective reaction. If the solution is too diluted, you may consider concentrating it by evaporating some water before adding the metabisulfite.
@@TrinityGoldRecoveryHello, you extracted the gold from these 6 kg of gold fingers, I would like to know how many more grams of gold would give, thank you, from Brazil 
How can you tell if the gold is staying in the bucket and not getting rinsed out? Cuz I'm currently rinsing my material and I'm waiting a few minutes everytime I rinse but I was worried that I was losing it so I've been saving all the ash stuff that I've been catching in the coffee filter.
@@TrinityGoldRecovery the solder balls that connect the chips to the memory board. Silver and palladium. It comes from one of the best home refiners Geo is what he goes by. I never processed BGA chips off of memory modules because I know there valuable, I always hoarded high yield material, I still do it to this very day but I buy off ebay only since I can't scrap or refine due to the health problems. I believe he's talking about solder balls, I sent a message to him just to confirm. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IdLUwwB-LL8.html he talks about it in this video
@@chosen1one930 good to know, glad I'm keeping my bga and IC chips separate. Guess I should keep the sticks separate too, to recover the solder I leave when I remove the chips.
No te conozco de nada pero por tu manera tan destructiva de criticar has de ser un fantasmilla del copón. ¿ Porque no cuelgas un vídeo tuyo y nos iluminas un poco? Sin acritud eh
