How to make ferrous sulfate at home. Iron sulfate. FeSO₄ 🧪🙂

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I tried my first attempt after watching your videos. Great job. Thank you very much.

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[@Dean_F]

That video was awesome! That iron sulfate looks so pure! I've been watching refining videos for awhile now but never knew how iron sulfate was made or looks so cool or that sodium metabisulfite was so toxic.

[@akgoldbear7669]

Yes, sodium metabisulfite is very toxic. Sodium metabisulfite precipitation gold very well, but this substance is toxic 🤢🤮 I'm glad you liked the video 🙂

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Thanks for your video, always interesting, I refine some ewast and jewelry when I can get for the wright price. Would love to do the gold panning thing, you should set up gold panning experience trips, I'm sure you would get customers. Thanks again. Regards Simon.

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Very cool thank you I made it from your other video before love it 😊

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No one's gonna talk about that massive beaker

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[@thisoldminewithlars5324]

Can I use electrolyte from an old car battery if I filter it first? I have been using SMB and it puts out a lot of chlorine and sulphuric gas. I hate that.

[@akgoldbear7669]

@@thisoldminewithlars5324 Yes, of course you can use old electrolyte from batteries. In principle, you don’t have to filter it, just pour it into a beaker and put in some steel, some nails. Since the electrolyte is old, you need to heat it well. Boil. When boiling, the water will evaporate and the density of sulfuric acid will increase 🙂 Yes, I understand you, sodium metabisulfite is very, very toxic. I don't like using SMB either. But sometimes I use it.

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Thank you.

[@gabemartinez2014]

Great Video! Does the water used have to be pure (ro / distilled closest to 000 ppm as possible)? Or is tap water ok? Appreciate u sharing!!!

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[@ivaylogospodinov506]

Привет, Мики, пишу тебе по-русски, потому что не знаю английского. Я получила железный купорос, как вы показываете на видео, приятного сине-зеленого цвета, но у меня вопрос следующий, по поводу хранения. Поскольку он окисляется от воздуха, я подливаю немного этилового спирта. Есть ли какая-либо опасность от этилового спирта, когда я растворяю железный купорос в воде при извлечении золота? Спасибо!

[@akgoldbear7669]

Здравствуйте. Если честно у меня нету опыта использования этилового спирта для хранения сульфата железа. Я храню сульфат в холодильнике по три - пять месяцев и из-за прохлады он не окисляется. У меня есть железный купорос который я храню в морозилке больше года и он как новый. Извините что не смог помочь 🙂

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Very good 👏🏾

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[@irwanmochammad1174]

That's right..very good for forming gold deposits..I also make iron sulfate myself..😅👍🙏🙏

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[@ManMountainMetals]

At 10:20 something you chipped the crystal out of a glass container with a knife 🔪 would a plastic container work? I'm afraid I will break a glass container.

[@akgoldbear7669]

Hello. Of course! You should only use a plastic bucket, glass is very easy to break. I only used a glass jar for my video so that you and other people could see how iron sulfate crystallizes and what iron sulfate crystals look like. I never use glass jars, only plastic buckets. Thanks for watching the video, I hope it was helpful :)

[@mohdsobri9977]

Thank you AK for share your knowledge with us. But i curious how you neutralize all those waste acid and dispose them.

[@akgoldbear7669]

This takes extra time. But everything is easy. I usually isolate even dissolved copper from solutions. Sometimes I use my copper sulfate for my garden. I don't use much nitric acid. I also use urea to neutralize the remaining nitric acid. After removing all the metals from the solution and after neutralizing the nitric acid, I leave the solution for 15-20 days. After 20 days, the bottom of the bucket will have a sediment and dirt that I collecting in my waste bucket. After that, only a little hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid remains in the solution. Very little. Such a solution will not harm anyone, anywhere. I just flush it down the toilet. Any hardware store sells pipe cleaner drain opener for sinks, all drain openers contain sulfuric acid, this is dangerous! Also they selling muriatic acid for cleaning swimming pools, muriatic acid is a concentrated hydrochloric acid that's really dangerous too. These solutions people use every day and a lot. My acids are not active after processing 🙂

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Please, sir, we need a full explanation of palladium from mlcc. Thank you

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Someday I'll make a video and explain, but not now. I don't think this year. Now I just don't have free time. Sorry 🙂

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[@Rob337_aka_CancelProof]

I had some galvanized nails mixed in with my Steel and I understand that will be a contaminant and not the Purity that would be ideal but can I still use it to precipitate Gold from solution or is it ruined?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Yes you can. There will be a problem with filtration, filtration will take a long time. When the electrolyte stops working, remove the beaker from the heat, wait five minutes and start filtering. Do not wait for the solution to cool. If the solution is cool, you will not be able to filter the solution due to tin chloride or lead. Good luck 🙂✌

[@richard-l448]

Great vid. What do you use as a filter in this session?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Hi. I use regular towels for filtering. Before filtering, you must be sure that your sulfuric acid is no longer active. Otherwise, the acid will dissolve the towel. Good luck. 🙂

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[@mangusvandunk2635]

Not sure if you answer questions or not but here goes. I did what you did all except for the heat, and within two hours I had a large amount of crystals already formed in the beaker . Cotton filtered the solution, no crystals after three days. Question is, is this normal and will it work the same?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Hello. The solution must be hot, otherwise ferrous sulfate crystals will form in the beaker along with all the other dirt. While the solution is hot, it needs to be drained onto some kind of filter. For some simple filter. I use a regular towel 🙂

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[@zawmyo1101]

If iron sulfate is not available,can I use smb to precipitate gold ?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Of course you can. This is your own business 🙂

[@navrangstudio8273]

dear sir to the ferrous sulfate Precipitate Gold and platinum and palladium also

[@akgoldbear7669]

Hello. No, ferrous sulfate can precipitate only gold and palladium. I wish you good holidays :)

[@NOFX0890]

I have a bit of a strange question. What do you think would happen if you made FeSO⁴ from regular crystal oscillators? What would happen to the Ag? Would it convert to Ag²SO⁴? Thanks AK. Great vid, it looks clean.

[@colonialcharlie8702]

Hmm think it would end up in the filter undissolved where all that silica mud was. With any pm cemented (and base metals) that are brought into solution. Since we are pushing until iron is the only in solution. Similar to end stage waste bucket. I did this with crap pins. In my settle-out barren solution bucket. I add some that hasn't been denoxed from cleaning beakers and osmosis filters and was left with pm muds and foils.

[@NOFX0890]

@@colonialcharlie8702 thanks Charlie. If the Ag did go into solution, of which I'm not sure, it would cement back out as metallic silver, right? Maybe incremental H²SO⁴ until the Fe is consumed. Problem I am preempting is if the "shells" are plated Fe, or a stainless alloy. That could complicate things. Fe being so high on the Reactivity Series should (😄) leave the possible plating or alloy metals behind as a mix of cement silver and unknowns mud. Ready for testing. Thanks for your input man. I dont know for certain until I try. Be damned if im decanning them though.

[@colonialcharlie8702]

@NOFX0890 yeah if it's in the filter then could process like it's a contaiminated waste bucket. No reason a mess up can't be restarted earlier in the process. If you don't mind having multiple different stage waste buckets. If you can process those in an effective way and don't care so much about showing yeild, I'm all for it. Good luck!

[@akgoldbear7669]

Absolutely not. Just in case, I want to say that not all crystal oscillators are the same. Many manufacturers use different metals. After dissolving the crystal oscillators, you can get ferrous sulfate or copper sulfate. Silver does not react to these sulfates in any way. After dissolution, it will be difficult to filter the solution. You will need to collect all the sediment, dirt on the filter to get silver 🙂

[@akirasantos5187]

How do I prevent the iron sulfate from turning yellow?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Keep it in a cool place. I have iron sulfate that I made 6 months ago, I keep it in the freezer and it is still green 🙂

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Did you say palladium precipitate? My understanding is iron sulfate only presciptates gold

[@akgoldbear7669]

With iron sulfate you can precipitate gold and palladium. Palladium is also precipitated with iron sulfate 😎

[@AbdoMarouf-gx1gb]

And precipitate palladium too?

[@akgoldbear7669]

Yes Ferrous sulfate FeSO₄ precipitates palladium too 🙂

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How do you dispose your chemicals? Careful you could be breaking the law.

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Don't worry! All what will left, I drinking and eating! 👌

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I saved the pre formed crystals*

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Iron sulfate palltium ricovery yes ya no

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If iron sulfate is not available,can I use smb to precipitate gold?

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Of course you can. This is your own business 🙂

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