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SILVER REFINING plate removal without harsh chemicals VERY EASY electrolysis Step by step demonstration on how to inexpensive way to remove silver from plated objects RECOVERY from e-waste At Home SILVER CELL How To Electroplate Silver

[@CandSMINING]

Good step by step for silver plate removing from base metal. I did sub to you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.😎😎🔥🔥⛏⛏

[@philipbender956]

Hello kassi man, you may increase your silver yield by not using a chloride as an electrolyte. When dissolved silver comes into contact with sodium chloride (table salt) it forms silver chloride.I believe that's what all that white cottage cheese looking stuff is when you first start your process. Try using a small amount of sulfuric acid mixed into distilled water as your electrolyte.

[@thecombatdonkey6087]

The title of the video is how to do it without harsh chemicals.

[@Mannyschannel419]

I would lean towards the sulfuric acid for the higher yield, can you elaborate on the measurements of the acid

[@NAVYABHAN]

I would have beaten the spoon flat before starting. Just watching you is very helpful to the uninitiated creative mind!

[@ScrapPalletMan]

Thanks for showing the process on how to get silver off the silverware

[@kassiman5307]

Thank you very much ... for your comments... and your support my friend

[@ibrahimabubakar2068]

5 years on but still a refreshing video. May I please know how long does the extraction process lasts? Thanks in advance

[@kassiman5307]

Depends from the Ampers are you using for and the carat purity of silver plated material. thank you

[@ibrahimabubakar2068]

Thanks alot

[@timothybourque7999]

Man you are F-in awesome the way that you filmed your video helped me in so many ways I was able to retrieve silver and had a great time doing so I will continue to do so in the future thank you so very much you are very much appreciated if I could buy you lunch I would thanks man Tim from Florida

[@kassiman5307]

Thanks Tim, good luck

[@blessbless5648]

The question I ask it that when you do that to sterling silver which have small amount of copper how do you separate the copper and silver dust, you should put the silver in some sort of filter to catch the copper while the silver will go through the filter

[@kassiman5307]

you will do that at smelting adding some borax...!

[@blessbless5648]

How I got some information about filter the silver is to listen to this youtube guy name streetips he tell you all how to do it and what chemical to use I hope this will help you out, so don't throw it out what you have done because you maybe able to retrieve it, what you may think you have lost but it is not

[@berndtekstrom1884]

If the black is silver what is the white substances coming from the spoon ? When do you know when all platting is solved?

[@kassiman5307]

White substances is silver too. solved depends from the Amps you using.

[@dignitygoldy8892]

Is it proper for gold sir ?

[@TheDarcydoo]

Catch the hydrogen being generated to melt the silver, for a truly epic video...haha Great video, thanks.

[@kassiman5307]

thanks ...

[@timsmith1426]

What does it mean if you get tan/brown floaties? A lot of the stuff. At first we thought it was oil, but it doesn't seem to be. If left sitting it all settles down to the bottom. The plated piece does look like your when you pull it from the solution.

[@RforRylie]

Base metals coming out in your solution I belive

[@tonycardwell6470]

So I found that if u add about 3 squirts of hydrogen peroxide to the electrolyte it helps with the stripping process

[@raymondreyes8046]

For reals?

[@BilalAhmed-um1um]

how well does this work for say sterling 92.5% silver ingots or jewellery? does this relleese any gas that needs a fume hood?

[@kassiman5307]

It's not for sterling, its for plated as you see on title...! yes it release toxic fumes..

[@BilalAhmed-um1um]

@@kassiman5307 ok cheers thanks man, just learning right now, cheers buddy

[@user-ve6hw6fd1f]

It looks to greek for me

[@patrickcasteel3445]

is there any toxic chemicals or gases produced by this reaction you need to be aware of?

[@kassiman5307]

yes... there is warning at the beginning of video

[@scarsprospecting]

I just seen your video pop up ! Pretty cool stuff ! #Treasure fam !

[@rolandslone361]

is there some kind of solution you need to do before melting. I see in part 2 or maybe this one you are heating something up. also pie pan. is that cat litter? I melted a little bit did get silver but crappy looking. my scrapped off silver palte is grey looking. Help

[@yahyaalzuhairi4853]

Good idea i will do it. But just a question so you need full charged battery And haw long do it take to dissolve that spoon

[@kassiman5307]

Not necessary a fully charged. About 5-8 min for each

[@yahyaalzuhairi4853]

What if you have lower than 925 silver can it devolves and get redof the iron and coper and take to 999 pure silver

[@kassiman5307]

@@yahyaalzuhairi4853 Yes you can with acids. But it's not worth. Acid its too expensive, and after that you will get less amount of silver.

[@yahyaalzuhairi4853]

So does this process make silver 999 pure after you filter from the water in bucket

[@kassiman5307]

@@yahyaalzuhairi4853 yes

[@chasehong1944]

would this not end up plating the steel knife with silver?

[@kassiman5307]

no

[@rxmas7234]

So, I try this and instead of greyish water I get bright orange water and the silver doesn't really come off. I have salt and connect the wires correctly. I use a power supply not a battery, is there not enough volts, Amps?

[@GeoONE]

Car batteries average 650 cold cranking amps. This is a lot of amps. It can boil water easily. If you are going to use a glass container, use heat resistant glass or you may break a glass jar.

[@kassiman5307]

Thank you

[@MrWatts-tu1uw]

what would u suggest as a power source?

[@MrMikedejeuner]

I tried it on silver plated copper and copper Ions went all to the stainless, pretty much ruined the batch😢

[@seeyouonyoutube8494]

now what do you do with your black sludge mixed with all the salt how do you remove the salt to get your pure silver

[@Pendulum-Paranormal]

THATS .. A VERY INTERESTING... VIDEO ...!

[@kassiman5307]

I appreciate that.... THANKS for your nice comment ...!

[@dhirajsonsati3072]

Sir hi how are you iwant mix branz + pt = what i don't know .

[@shaneh9524]

What was in the white bucket? Water?

[@BossMan543789]

AWESOME VIDEO KEEP IT UP SPECIAL

[@kassiman5307]

thank you very much..

[@BossMan543789]

kassi man welcome babes

[@h.b.l]

Very good

[@zimmermansworkshop9394]

Would a stainless steel or brass brush be better at scraping?

[@kassiman5307]

stainless steel only..

[@johnbates3197]

Why is my water all yellow and sludgy. It wont go through the filter so I cant get the silver out?

[@kassiman5307]

i really don't know what happened.. and i can't help you.

[@blessbless5648]

Go to streetips that how I got my information about filter the silver and what chemical to use, it pretty cool information from streetips

[@blessbless5648]

Don't throw out what you have done as you can always get it back I hope this information is not to late, go to streetips that where I got this information

[@blessbless5648]

I hope this will help you out

[@spotlobac7694]

we got plenty og orangey goo also, its junk pour it off, the silver is on the bottom, pain in the ass anyway you look at it, low $.

[@greenwolf401]

If most of what you're scraping off is a sludge, why don't you start with the toothbrush then use the scraper to get the tougher remnants?

[@jimmiewood4071]

Using salt in this process will create chlorine gas. You can use baking soda it will cause hydrogen gas.

[@MrWatts-tu1uw]

just currious. what is the diffrence between the gasses? is hydrogen gas less lethal? im really interested in getting into this

[@jimmiewood4071]

@@MrWatts-tu1uw hydrogen gas is flammable and chlorine gas is poisonous. A fume hood would be ideal when dealing with both gases.

[@MrWatts-tu1uw]

@@jimmiewood4071 thanks man! You guys are smart as hell. I should have went to college for chemistry instead of physical science. This stuff is so interesting!

[@bantalee2002]

Idk,.I used this process for at least 4 yrs. I did not experience any chlorine poisoning or explosions. I was running it 8 hrs a day. no side effects. I did have a small fan blowing in my garage though. Now you got me wanting to use a fume hood though.

[@MrMikedejeuner]

aaah so I was right when I noticed my experience started to smell like public pool lol

[@cutiannum]

what chem? thank

[@charliewhite5675]

he used warm tap water and 2 tablespoons of table salt !

[@israelortiz5915]

Thanks, who is on músic?

[@kassiman5307]

go random ... Alcazar

[@AntonyStil57]

pretty nice process we need more of that is more like education for us thank you

[@kassiman5307]

thanks mate .... i preciate that ...!

[@ericadrianryan8544]

How much in weight silver is silverware set?Truly,not depends...answer,but have u actually gained anything doing metal other than hobby,or for some money from advertisement on numbers of viewers and subscribers?I am trying to process palladium,will this work,as I see people do gold plate in this fashion with sulfuric.

[@kassiman5307]

it's just for hobby, nothing more

[@ivsongold322]

👍👍

[@romanegiles4252]

right that's what im sayin.

[@buggsy5]

That looks like 100 times too much effort and time for less than a dollar worth of silver you will get.And since the spoon was eaten all the way through, there are all sorts of metals besides the silver that have either dissolved or settled out.

[@darkstar7897]

HCL bath will solve that 👍

[@darkstar7897]

Gulden Jackass I am still learning myself but as far as I know if you run the sludge in a hcl proxhide solution A/P it will desolve only the base metal and not the silver

[@buggsy5]

@@darkstar7897 Forget it. If this particular method of electrostripping were viable, then the commercial businesses would use it. With all the time and effort he put into the process, he got back a bit over 7 grams of product of dubious silver content. That is roughly $3 worth of silver if it is pure, which it isn't. Nitric acid is better for dissolving silver and other metals in silverplated items. Then you can use table salt or HCl to drop out the silver as silver chloride.

[@paralleltripper]

Point is not using harsh chems. There’s plenty of vids of that method you’re describing

[@lestermunyon8153]

Where the Gold

[@kassiman5307]

silver refining... my friend.... not gold....

[@lastisfirst5618]

Your to much. Lol!

[@RameshKumar-hs7on]

I know all this

[@matte6352]

Way too much work, for not enough product: should use nitric to convert to silver nitrate, then convert that to silver chlorite, and then final product. This will get you nowhere quick.

[@paralleltripper]

Lol The point of the vid is Not to use harsh chems

[@wonghiulan2961]

Yeah, I can understand why people use chemicals to do this now. Electrolysis is way too slow.

[@Solafox]

Just throwing this out there stainless steel is non-magnetic

[@charliewhite5675]

not any more ... where we're getting it from you can stick a magnet to it ...

[@buggsy5]

@@charliewhite5675 Most stainless is non-magnetic. For the illustrated process, it does not have to be stainless, iron will work as well.

[@littlebittathisnthatfirear8048]

Most stainless flatware is magnetic stainless there are alot of grades of stainless. Non magnetic works best despite what he says also non iodized salt

[@littlebittathisnthatfirear8048]

Also only need 6 volt

[@wisdomandy9361]

Lol? Just throwing this out there, stainless steel is indeed magnetic quite often. Let's not get technical here either please.