Gold Recovery from Mixed Computer Scrap: A Beginner's Tutorial

[@cgt1066]

i have random electronics that contain various metals and plastic can it still work ?

[@REDSTAR7813]

And will metals other than gold be mixed in or not, such as lead, silver, copper? If so, how should they be removed?

[@knowldedge5012]

Hello, I tried once putting the connectors with the pins in AR but the plastic melted, I did not dilute the HCL, is this why the plastic did not melt here?

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

It's not issue of HCL, some plastics are hard, while others are flexible. Some plastics melt due to the heat generated by the acid reaction. For any plastic that appears to melt, separate the pin from the plastic slot. Hopefully, that will resolve the previous issue."

[@colonialcharlie8702]

If you think those melted ones have trapped gold, no worries. You could add alittle lead in a cupel and free any pms that were still there. Toss them in with used pm filters, that is probably easiest way to recover.

[@tlslxag5285]

Hi, what is the chemical name of the SMB you are using? Thank you.

[@rishikeshkumar8843]

Can i same process use on Cpu intel pentinum processor to 24k gold recovery

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

I have several videos of gold recovery on CPO on my channel. Hope you like the videos and get your thoughts in line!

[@elektronikvealtin]

You make great videos, congratulations. I also recycle gold as a hobby. What I want to ask is this; Don't you experience problems with solder and tin when you process with this method?

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

If excess lead and tin are likely to be present, add a few milliliters of sulfuric acid to the fully reacted aqua regia containing the gold-plated substance. Wait one to two hours for the excess lead and tin to settle at the bottom of the bucket as a white sediment. Then, filter and add SMB.

[@elektronikvealtin]

@@TrinityGoldRecovery Thank you for your answer.

[@chanelsagalaaya6144]

does the material not contain silver,paladium ? only gold ? Thankyou

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

The pins of these connectors are gold plated, or nickel and tin metal plated, not containing PGM group metals or Silver.

[@chanelsagalaaya6144]

@@TrinityGoldRecovery But if the material contains silver or palladium, can it still be taken using the aqua regia method? Thankyou for answer

[@reisonnuredini5495]

Super Trinity, nice work bro, how gram was the mixed ? 😊

[@inspirasi_mutivasi]

Video pengolahan emas terbaik yang pernah saya tonton terimakasih atas ilmunya temanku

[@baaztanjung]

You get the material from buying it, do you get results from the gold price, ask for a solution from your big fans

[@malcomivan]

hi bro, in the last of video, what is that recipient?

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Are you asking about the container at the end of the video? If so, that's the receptacle where I collect the dissolved metals. Let me know if you need more details!

[@malcomivan]

@@TrinityGoldRecovery yes bro i need more detail what kind it is necesary be specific? or i can use it another?

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

I have provided each step of gold recovery with proper instructions in the form of subtitles, making it easy for beginners to understand. If you're interested in recovering gold from electronic waste, you can jot down each point in Notepad. Keep gaining practical knowledge little by little, and with practice, you'll gain experience and confidently recover gold. Feel free to message me on Messenger and mention the point. Thank you!

[@richardhulbert9480]

Seems every time i dissolve with nitric i get mettastannic acid. What a mess.

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

The presence of stannous (tin) in electronic metal parts is used to create flexibility. Stannous reacts with nitric acid to produce metastannic acid. I suggest you follow the Aqua Regia method to recover gold from these forms of gold-plated metals.

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

If excess lead and tin are likely to be present, add a few milliliters of sulfuric acid to the fully reacted aqua regia containing the gold-plated substance. Wait one to two hours for the excess lead and tin to settle at the bottom of the bucket as a white sediment. Then, filter and add SMB.

[@anhhungtran9080]

Awesome 🎉🎉🎉. I’m interested Thanks for sharing brother.

[@eltonbrazier2295]

What does smb mean

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Sodium Metabisulfite

[@simsum1argh882]

It's the precipitate used to drop gold from solution. Yessss

[@rishikeshkumar8843]

Hlo sir this is 24k or 22k gold Please tell me

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

It is almost pure gold, around twenty-four carats.

[@24KGOLDRECOVERY]

Excellent video bro 👍

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!😇♥

[@rishikeshkumar8843]

Without heat the aqua regia on hot plate to recover the 24k gold

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

The process of refining the gold sediment a second time with aqua regia results in approximately 24K gold, with very little other metal remaining. I then melt and add some more gold, thermally process it through aqua regia, dissolve the gold again, filter, and add SMB. This process results in fully 24K gold, indicated by a 99.99% purity ratio. I have a separate video on 24K gold purification that you can watch if you are curious.

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

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[@tomtichi8760]

Thanks for the awesome videos

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thanks for watching!😇♥

[@AlbertoHernandez-vz8lr]

Abuelto el maestro❤ saludos trini y comono ese camarada y por el oro😊

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Hola! Muchas gracias por tu comentario y por el cariño. Todo bien por aquí, ¿y tú, cómo estás? ¡Seguimos trabajando por el oro! 😊

[@MasterArt115]

Hello and thank you for the video - is it possible to show a good effective way on how to recover gold from computer scrap for those of us who do not have access to Nitric? Thanks again for your videos.

[@asosalam4652]

I have a lot of respect for you, but I've done it over 10 times and it didn't work.

[@jamestatum222]

theres not a snowballs chance in hell that the small handful of connectors you had in that bucket weighed 3.96 pounds, nope. either this video is a fake or you obviously dont know one of two things, how to measure or how to add, which is it?

[@kaningraja2145]

Love you so much❤❤❤

[@SohelGanjaly-rx9zp]

Very good 👏👏👃🌷

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thank you very much

[@MoMo-l9m]

OK excellent

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

[@MoMo-l9m]

It's better and useful

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thank you! I'm happy to hear that you found it better and useful!

[@MoMo-l9m]

Why don't you explain ❤

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Thanks for your comment! I'm sorry if I didn't explain it clearly. What part would you like me to go into more detail about? ❤

[@partyzant876]

subtitles are enough 👍