@@guytelfer1353 Yes, that's right, I have exactly the shape of your material, when I tried melting it gave me much less gold than my deposits, I think my gold evaporated, I haven't dared to melt it again. That's why I asked to be sure.What exactly are my own sediments?

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​@@88.Rass.88have you got a induction furnace?

@@guytelfer1353 I have an iron sheet in the smelting room, after the evaporation of gold, oxide-like particles were collected on the iron, the stannous test shows positive gold, but those particles are easily dissolved in hydrochloric and nitric acid, but not in sulfuric acid.

@@guytelfer1353 no,i used oxy-acetilen flame torch

The Australian scrapper E-waste Ben has a ton of material, a gold mine

What do you think? The professionals know how to strip and deplate it takes longer so they use hazardous chemicals to recover quickly and with filters

You're embarrassing yourself yousef

What do you think budd, got anything else to say?

Smb? Why, I'm not using anything but water, spent hydrogen peroxide and salt. It settles without filtering or dropping. No need to infect it with anything else

@@guytelfer1353 you will still loose "stuff n things" in solution. There is no such thing as just water. Not that you don't know this already.

Gold plated pins and connectors

@@scrapingE-wastebyMarsi how ya doin

@@guytelfer1353 Step bu step. I got kid 3yrs.old and that is in centre of my world. Thanks for asking. You,all OK?

The vase with the gold sand is imitation gold sand, it's a gag hooked up to a tazer

@@guytelfer1353 Great.But you must be careful,all king of fuls ready for anything for money can imagine stupid things. Be careful.

Neither, and no filtering, base metals rust, so we have to damage or scar(wet trommel) pins and connectors this releases the bond caused by casting, you know how our cars rust out , I'm using salt and used hydrogen peroxide as electrolyte reverse electroplating with a 12v battery to damage pins and connectors, need a xrf machine , collect colored electrolyte and let settle no filtering pour off when material settles and electrolyte is clear may take 1/2 hr to 10 hrs

@@user-ch5of5xx5t , had to figure out how to translate, thx., using used hydrogen peroxide and salt as a electrolyte in reverse electrolysis, this separates metals that are bound together by casting, stamping, pressing, wrapping and heating, electroplating ect.. collect material that settles after reverse electroplating with 12v battery, keep wearing the material down, try to initiate rusting of base metals

I'm wondering why there's no feedback at all, in any way. How did your comments get through? KZbin has me shadow banned for some reason, don't know why I'm harmless and never committed a felony. Thanks for the response and feedback they usually only let a couple nasty comments through on occasion

You tube has me shadow banned because, hopefully the user's will bring a joint suit and cause a hostile takeover by musk

You see the suppression, if I find out who's blocking me and my content I'm going to sue the F out of them

Thx, the big recyclers know there's different ways to recover the material and they also know it takes a lot longer to recover stuff that's why they use cyanide and other chemicals to speed up the process, I'm taking the slow process for 2 reasons, 1 I've taken the time and 2 gold price is worth more the longer you can keep it, most importantly is to try not to throw it in the garbage so keep everything. Gold is camouflaged by rust

Yo, I just figured out how to translate, it's to easy and took way to long to figure out

Nothing but used hydrogen peroxide as a electrolyte and a car battery

@tammyjeffreywilliam there's 8 different metals used in making ic chips base and precious , I haven't extracted the base metals out of ic material the material is separated according to weight ,currently I'm taking a break from ic chips and dealing with pins and connectors(gold, silver, nickle, solder, tin, brass, aluminum), most important out of ic chips Is the bulk of 24carat gold bond wire and dealing with palladium, silver, maybe rhodium not sure, and 3 or four base metals and gallium ,silicon.. then there's the mlcc material

There isn't any gold in lithium batteries except the small flat round 3v lithiums have a low carat plating on the outer covering on some , not worth the effort unless you're going after the lithium and cobalt and just collect the small amount of gold plate extrapolated on so reverse electroplate 8 carat, there's gold in anything connecting to the lithium batteries in pins and connectors right down to the connectors on the dc motors , even if the material appears brass collect it and it can dekt with after

@@guytelfer1353 sarcasm bud

@@guytelfer1353 I collect the dust as well, from pins and chips both. But I do more of a bulk elimination method, not keeping every single thing like you. Your metals are going to be spread out among all your ziplocks, so I don't know how you would concentrate them. With IC chips, I do a mass gravity separation, usually in a 5 gallon bucket to get rid of most of the carbon and then a blue bowl to get rid of 90% of the light stuff. I catch all the heaviest powder in a bucket underneath. Sometimes I have to grind that powder more than once and run it again. I only want to end up with the smallest copper pins and bond wires. I don't keep anything else. Then, I use a 1000 mesh screen to get rid of the pins. I end up with mostly gold and some dust. The way you are doing it, I would guess you are going to have to do a chemical separation with a nitric acid leach. That will eat the silver, palladium and base metals, leaving you with some platinum, gold and a whole bunch of silica dust. Watch out for metastatic acid, though, and crystals crashing out of your solution s.

@tammyjeffreywilliam , there shouldn't be platinum in anything I'm working with except the hard drives, they use germanium, gallium, silicon, copper, gold, silver and aluminum in ic chips Google says , and there's fiberglass , carbon, plastics, ceramic and stainless steel as well I only presoaked the chips previous to crushing for the legs then incinerated, gravity separated visually in a clear cone shaped bottom glass beaker incinerated again dropping in cold water fractures the silicon and germanium freeing up more microparticles Carbon and ceramic nano-particles are smaller than micro particles we can't see unless there's a accumulative amount the clear cone shaped glass is a game changer

@@guytelfer1353 yes, yes, you know all the terminology. But NO amateur refiner can capture and concentrate every metal used. Most only concentrate on one or two. Anything more complicated than that requires more equipment and expertise. And pins just don't have that much gold anyways unless they are military grade. I just hope you have a good plan to recover, concentrate and then refine some actual precious metals. I would hate to see you give up (as I have a time or two) or end up wasting your time.

@tammyjeffreywilliam , you just made the point, they only recover the 2 and dispose of the rest, you know why the recyclers want your junk(hydrolic) because they recover it themselves, the weights of each material causes the same material to consolidate leaving 2 different materials one would be the majority and the other which should be a small amount that clearly stands out, what I'm pretty sure I've isolated palladium without using solvents because I processed 2 completely different materials (ic chips and mlcc and micrcomponents) and came up with a black material of almost a similar capture that I estimated to be between 1 and 5 mesh and different acting material between 10 and 20 mesh 25 and 50 mesh 50 to 75 and 75 to 100 , anything below 1 mesh is water soluble but doesn't remain in the water , the powders that have cemented out are -1 mesh, 1 mesh is the median between a gas and a solid the weight of water starts the weight scale for gasses, so when you isolate(cementing, filtering, incinerating ect) a certain material dry it out then put it back in water if you don't have any secondary material clouding the water it's 24 carat something spin it in a bottom cone shaped glass and the heavier material will settle 1st the second type of heavy material will settle 2nd even if there's no cloudy water

Reverse electroplate in this case, the material is pins and connectors having gold silver brass nickel ect. base metals to deal with, base metals rust, using hydrogen peroxide as a electrolyte

@@guytelfer1353 ok Sooo Step 1 i use carbon electroplate.. Step 2 get gold pins... Step 3 put it in jar with hydrogen peroxide as the electrolyte? iam lost there something missing? Do i use nickel as the electrode?

About what?

Fixed hdmi thx, didn't fix it anyway, chips bad

@@guytelfer1353 dude I don't have any teeth or dentures and can articulate words perfectly and clearly! So FU back! Stop making excuses!

@@genehasenbuhler2594 you'll be dust soon enough

@prospectorpete I mentioned to speed up the video to 1.5 x's for clearer audio, 1 mistake could mean loosing a half ounce of something

@guytelfer1353 that's just it , I couldn't understand anything you were saying

@@prospectorpete turn down your audio or get some headphones

@tammyjeffreywilliam cool, there's hardly any iron in electronics, steel, plastic and copper is visible easily removed by hand , the more you extract the base metals prior to any chemicals the better

@tammyjeffreywilliam , after incinerated don't pour anything off let it settle as a mud, the professionals pour off that Mudd into the ground along with the microparticles, gold floats in water if fine enough , in solution smb is added to weight down the particles, don't throw away or pour off any chemicals, if you start with 1 gallon of hydrochloric acid after adding water and other stuff to hydro it increases volume and lowers ph after soaking boil off back to 1 gallon of hydro any plastic will drop during boiling off boiling brings back ph any hotter boil you'll boil off hydro from there set lower solid base metal in hydro and it drops out material or cements it out or both, once your hydro is back to original clear and colorless you can reuse it, other than 3 small plastic containers with some mlcc material I used 3 filters a 10, 25 and 50 mesh and filtering fingers and boad material I haven't used any filters on anything because of how small the particles are and camouflaged in black junk material and can be easily thrown away, keep everything , be careful when you boil of water to bring back ph in volume keep a constant eye on it because at a water boil when it's ph is back it will boil over when it's at the point of boiling over take off heat because even when it's half full it'll boil over, collect All material that settles out in any process then fry it in a frying pan into a powder and it can boil over if it's covered so slow boil off the water, if drying out material that has a little hydro left after siphoning off it'll boil over very quick so the temperature has to be on the lowest setting but it will boil off and don't breathe it whether it's water boiling or anything else, have fun

@@guytelfer1353 doing the same process with all the pins from. My IC chips. Lots of iron in those. Along with metal can transistors. My advice to anyone doing this is don't pour off ANY of the black powder. That is finely divided metal. It can easily stay suspended in liquid.

@PrometheusZandski , I'm still working on it, thx, the only powders used was smb, sodium hydroxide, potassium nitrate a small test with comet(with bleech), salting the pins and connectors that's new and testing , used 3 gallons of hydrochloric 1/2 liter of nitric 1 gal bleech really I don't want to lose any of the material it's partially refined in bags but until I have all material broken down organized and partially identified then it can be melted, I'm a 10th grade dropout so it's not making this shit any easier but I've been watching others closely, if anyone is free to help out instead of pissing on me then you're welcome because I have approximately two years of full time labor invested and I've never collected a dime from the material never receiving a hourly paycheck, the cost of living during this time the paycheck would have covered, I bought some material in bulk at auction, approximately a tractor trailer load of assorted scrap electronics broken down into about 20 lbs now and I'm not collecting any more scraps until what I have is dealt with, lots of laptops servers phones and security cameras and camcorders , I watch others doing videos and just say man if I could get a hold on the stuff they're throwing away, the best is the big recyclers that reverse electroplate but they know that they don't need to use all the chemicals the only reason they do is to hurry up the process and is more beneficial, I'm doing it the slow process using time and gravity to extract and keep everything, already by watching others processes and following their process early on I may have trashed a quarter of my 24 carat material, any suggestions is welcome without any accusations of fraud thx

So I could and if I wanted to is to have somebody write you up a citation to appear in court for accusations of fraud and prove your accusation of fraud wrong and also be liable for defamation of character resulting in revenue loss , in other words if I have to prove you're guilty of slander and false accusations I would but I won't because you're respectful enough and haven't initiated any insult that's respectful , I've been working this shit for 6mths straight 10 to 15hrs 7 days thanks for the break to talk some shit but it's back to business , previous to 4 years ago I was scrapping as a hobby full time and overtime over 7 years never received a dime from it never received a paycheck from it, drove 15years longhaul FedEx retired early and held a job since 12years old, what I'm doing may be unique in a way that's patentable so I've expected to have to deal with someone who cannot understand it , get it

@guytelfer1353 lol u have obviously got sum issues bro! Defamation for laughing at ur refining operation? Lol charges! Wow! U should seclude urself from the public!

@urbankustoms just a joke dude don't get you panties in a uproar

@@guytelfer1353 I wish I had the time to help you, but I'm not even on the same continent. The only way I know to do this economically is to trim your pins and any chips that would have gold connections. Then hot nitric to strip the base metals. Then aqua regia to dissolve the precious metals. Precipitate with SMB and melt into a bar. Further refining isn't useful as buyers won't give you enough to make up the cost.

@@m0m065 it's a disposable shack

@Michael-id2hf thanks, I had a month worth of videos about refining and ended up erasing all of them trying to make storage because my phone wouldn't clip a video to save it, it's all good now after getting a SD chip and installing the bip app, the only thing to do without the video getting erased is putting it on KZbin without clipping, kinda just winging it but I don't want to trash any precious metals so there's a stockpot for all material except plastic, carbon, fiberglass, sand, glass and ceramic dust

@CynthiaJones-v4p not sure, looks part cockroach