Eco-goldex. Selective gold leaching from Pentium Pro.

[@escrapchannel]

Hello! Thank you for the video! It is good from demonstration purpose but I think there are couple of areas for improvement :) Using eco-goldex you can’t dissolve gold bond wire inside ceramics, so don’t throw away these chips, please :) “Pregnant” solution, as called by eco-goldex in their brochure, sucks into the ceramics and you probably lose small amount of gold there. During the melting you didn’t collect all gold melted. Pentium Pro is not great for gold recovery, but the minimum per chip is at about 0.30-0.35 g per CPU.

[@canadiangoldhunter5307]

What about the gold bond wires inside the ceramic? 😝

[@nickyaero]

Howto confirm the left over solution doesn’t have gold ?

[@ИванИванов-и4з1м]

Спасибо за видео! А как на счёт породы?

[@connguavang8906]

What gold y2b,please!!!,,,,,,(smb or naoh)

[@jamesg1367]

I'm not sure I understand the purpose of this 'eco-goldex' -- why not simply buy/make your own reagents? And why not identify the chemicals in use?

[@bigbelly4U]

Mostly it is made of cyanide. There are other better leaching agents than this, I would recommend not to use eco goldex at all, check gold forum for more details, what mess this is goldex is

[@tucabrasil]

Muito bom.... valeu .. 🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@andrxox.]

А что за реагент?

[@sayyedsalman5305]

Sir camical name plz

[@grzlbr]

Ouch

[@quintonharvey1501]

Cyanide

[@TheAyhan76]

What is gold-y2B. Agend B and goldex,

[@creotin1]

Gold-Y2B is Agris invention.

[@quintonharvey1501]

Cyanide