I’ve been using your method and love, however I’ve recently run into an issue I was hoping you could help me solve. Even at 1.8 volts I seem to be putting base metal into solution, my brine has become cloudy and I see yellows and greens coming off. What can I do to refresh the solution, or do I just need to make a new batch? Thank you so much for your videos, I’ve seen all of them now.
im sure that all that equipment, power and time is not worth the recovery, anleast what i have seen on your channel. Is it only just for fun as a hobby?
Yes, for me it is a hobby! I do not count the time invested and do many experiments for fun, not for profit. I know at least two people making their living recovering precious metals from electronic scrap, so maybe if correctly organized as full time job it is possible to have profit. Never tried! From my perspective, the main bottleneck is to organize a constant supply of good quality electronic scrap to have this hobby profitable.
Hi, if I decide to use sulphuric acid I will not use reverse electroplating. Quickest silver plating removal is a bath of concentrated sulphuric acid and 5% concentrated nitric acid. Just wash out all silver really quickly!
@@georgevala3245 It depends on silver % if worthy or not. But if you just dissolve 40 kg of alloy in nitric acid you will need 120 litres of acid. So it is not cheap and quick. If profitable depends on the silver content in the alloy.
Hallo Wieviel Löffel, wieviel Gabel haben Sie das bekommen 9 Gramm Silver?Haben das Versilbertes Besteck gewogen?Können Sie mir Versilbertes Material Gewicht nennen?MfG Senel
Hi, I did not check the weight of the silver plater material, unfortunately. Silver is from 10 spoons and forks. You can’t really predict the result as different material was used more or less and respectively more or less silver scrubbed during usage.
@@escrapchannel one more question is ther silver in solution mine is reddish brown do i just filter and wash it until its clear then use copper not sure if u used any acid to redcue the other mewtals in this soltuion
@@bestworst1979 Hi, you have silver in two forms - 1. Small pieces of the silver plating visible and floating. This is metal silver. 2. Silver in the solution as Ag+ cation. Metal silver you can filter and collect from filter paper. Filter from solution should go to silver chloride residue or to metal silver after reduction with copper.
Hi, you should first filter the metal silver. If you see black to purple color - no worries. This is silver that goes from solution to metal silver forced by sun light :) After you’ll remove silver metal filtering you can follow the table silt and sugar recovery path for the solution.
Hi, silver chloride I waited to drop at the bottom and then I recovered silver from it with Zinc granules. Zinc replaces silver and we get metal silver.