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[@sreetips]

Hello and welcome to my channel. For some unknown reason, the comments were unintentionally turned off for this video. They are turned back on so that comments can now be made. I read all comments and try to answer all questions. Thank you!

[@mcjdubpower]

Gud vids 💯💥, great KZbinr. Hello Mr and Mrs Sreetips 🦵

[@ExtractingMetals]

I felt obligated to make you aware of it because comments and viewer engagement are a big part of the Algorithm.

[@ericbochardt2989]

I really enjoy your proficiency in your trade, just a pleasure to watch the results, the way the law of nature is perfectly consistent points to something greater is just amazing

[@sreetips]

Thanks, I look forward to answering questions and replying to comments. Was very disappointed to see them turned off!

[@GregPeck-c7k]

I love watching your videos nothing better you're an amazing teacher and now it all makes sense with the book and your videos it is getting me to where I need to be thank you

[@thirstytruth4704]

I'm showing this to my wife as soon as humanly possible. Cannot wait for her to tell me she already knew about the dimagnetized reverse polarity diffusion module.

[@swearstace]

😂

[@BBANGELL]

She swears she’s heard it all…

[@ptown0358]

Wives know best

[@ThePiratePaddy]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dclelectric7003]

Hahaha

[@kristianrjsYT]

It's times like these when I question my KZbin algorithm enough to wonder how I got here but also praise it for guiding me to this absolute gem. I'm just so blown away right now.

[@cruelcimmcia859]

It’s almost like it believes we can achieve this.

[@dogfoot1874]

You can't make silver am I incorrect?

[@hrkristoffer]

Me too how to make dopamine I guess or meths

[@Nick1921945]

Yes thank you for telling everyone

[@sreetips]

I did it in my garage, so it is achievable.

[@eurisko2810]

The wristwatch was a great idea. Time lapse recording without a frame of reference doesn't tell how long the reaction actually takes.

[@stevenk5152]

"Money doesn't grow on trees Billy" "No it's grown in a lab mom!"

[@yourfactstory]

You are wrong Steven... ...Yes money growing from trees , what's about fruits, vegetables, cereals,weeds etc.. ?? All came from trees!

[@y7g87gio]

@@yourfactstory Vegetables don't grow on trees retard

[@arcadealchemist]

​@@yourfactstory cash is now plastic

[@MollyHJohns]

Cereals, weeds... why not add some more like potatotes too 😂ww

[@yourfactstory]

@@MollyHJohns Yes !!! all you can grow can be $$ Wake Up Smart Boy!

[@TheoGermal]

It's little things, like using a cold spoon to check for steam that set you apart from the rest. Excellent video once more. Thank you.

[@mafiasoftviral]

HOLY SHEEP DIP!!! I got three kids headed to college in the next four years. I was out of my mind with worry on how to help pay for it. I literally hurt myself tripping over the gold bearing computers, TVs and electronics that people in my hood throw away daily. i just wasn't aware of how to purify properly. THANKS BOSS

[@EchoesInTheMind]

check out $PORK... put like 100 bucks and you can thank me in a few months. You are a good father! take care.

[@gatofury2000]

Have u made a setup yet?

[@tomasz8614]

americans💀

[@sreetips]

Humans

[@sebjulien3]

@@tomasz8614 Imbeciles...

[@apveening]

When testing for dissolved silver, I (again) recommend you use potassium iodide instead of hydrochloric acid as it is more sensitive and the distinctive yellow color is better visible in trace amounts.

[@sreetips]

Good input, thank you.

[@apveening]

@@sreetips You're more than welcome. It is also something I think more of your viewers will appreciate.

[@stompingpeak2043]

​@@apveeningyeah but that blue looks really cool. It won't look like he's doing a chemical fermentation process on his urine this way

[@apveening]

@@stompingpeak2043 That blue is copper, when you see that, you normally don't test for silver.

[@Gnolomweb]

@@apveening the blue was blue on my screen. maybe rest your computer?

[@AmanPatel-ye6im]

seen a lot of metal smelting videos but never seen such a beautiful electrolysis crystal growing, it is first time im seeing a metal so fluffy. keep it up.

[@Hawk-p9r]

With KZbin, I’ve learned how to cook a fine cuisine. Now with your educating channel, I can add silverware on the table. 😁 Thanks

[@Belovedwarrior1109]

I wanna try! You should try putting affiliate links up to the supplies and a step by step by step instructions for $50 - I’d buy your silver method. That would be amazing - your impact on people’s lives would be enormous

[@sreetips]

Please see “Silver Cell Build From Scratch Step by Step” posted on my channel.

[@anubis96789]

I wanna see how you harvest those slime filters and what method to pull the different metals out.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I am in a state of wow, old friend. You must have slept along side the cell so it could continue to do it's job eh. I sure don't get over here as much as I would like to or should my friend. I sure enjoyed working with the crystal silver. It melted beautifly and quicker than regular casting shot does. Short as they are I always enjoy my visits with SREETIPS. Thanks a bunch and I hope to be back soon, old friend.

[@sreetips]

Good to hear from you Dean. Take care.

[@Milan_Petrik]

The crystalline silver is so fancy and cute, it would deserve its own KZbin channel...

[@TrumpedUp888]

This process of producing pure silver crystal is mesmerizing 😮 When you poured off the silver nitrate electrolyte, my eyes beheld a most magical site! I can't wait to watch the melt. I hope you get it poured like the last one. Where the very top of the bar gently rocks back and forth before solidifying, leaving those awesome pour lines! You are the man!

[@101doreen]

This is my comment, exactly. I experienced the same.

[@flyryguyhi]

I wish I had someone like this to apprentice under so I could be a crystal-growing chemist!

[@warrenthunell2557]

For those of you that have never used nitric acid and silver like this the photo does not do justice to that blue color it’s a blue you have never seen before it’s amazing!

[@guachingman]

you make me want to use nitric acid now

[@kimchiman1000]

Poppa Smurf blue

[@nickp2108]

It tastes like blue raspberry

[@kimchiman1000]

@@warrenthunell2557 Smurftone

[@lafireteamplx3400]

​@nickp2108 yes because it's used for the sour candy

[@BoostedCruze]

Making youtube fun again. This is definitely the type of content that brought me to youtube.

[@Sodabowski]

That filtered anode is pure genius. A tip if I may : @ 8:05 or so, when you heat the silver/HNO3 mixture, you should recapture the NO2 that forms and bubble it inside water to recycle it as brand new HNO3.

[@sreetips]

Excellent suggestion, thank you

[@richardharries5551]

I've just spent hours reading your comments and obviously watching your videos. I'm a retired Marine Engineer and always remembered about the hulls sacrificial anode outside and the other erroneous fact that there's enough gold in a square mile of sea water, enough to make a wedding ring anyways. When I was a wee lad I used to read the alchemy sections from a huge set of Calf bound encyclopedia Brittannica that the British museum stored at my Parents property during WW2, weird how things are connected in life. Hope your gold and silver brings you as much joy as I had reading about alchemy, especially as all the ssssss's were replaced by ffffs, fo much fun, methinkf i did fpent too much time at fea under the red hot fun..

[@sreetips]

There’s gold in your back yard. But it’s so tiny an amount that it’s just not worth going after it. I think those anodes were zinc.

[@exgenica]

@@sreetips said, "I think those anodes were zinc." In most cases these days. Zinc has desirable electrical characteristics, it's relatively cheap, and easy to cast into shapes/sizes needed for a sacrificial anode on various boats, and it's easy to tell when it should be replaced.

[@cannibalwarlord1884]

Rah

[@Wolftatze]

Fun fact: the fs that replaced the s are probably from an old german way of writing. I remember seeing this in old church books over here.

[@1dcondave]

@@Wolftatze interesting... I had thought that it was because when making the old lead-type characters that the "f" was simply easier to make than the "s." I'm learning all kinds of stuff on KZbin today!

[@gamingchinchilla7323]

Now you just need to figure out how to turn lead into gold and you will be the envy of thousands of alchemists throughout the centuries!

[@keybgbeez5713]

Mercury is the easiest but it takes a nuclear amount of energy to convert to gold, not cost effective lol

[@michaelisrael66]

They probably wont post that video.

[@sreetips]

If science can figure out what the strong nuclear force is that binds the protons in the nucleus of the atom, and how to manipulate it, then we may be able to create gold from other elements. But for now, science has no clue what those four forces are: gravity, strong nuclear, weak nuclear, magnetism. Their best explanation, “mysterious forces that hold everything together”.

[@TracyHuber-w2c]

It’s not as difficult as man’s mind makes it

[@Crypto.Vantage]

00:09 Harvesting high-purity silver from the silver cell 02:16 Importance of having a fuse in the silver cell operation 04:23 Electrolysis process to yield pure elemental silver metal. 06:21 Preparing additional electrolyte with pure silver Crystal 09:10 Harvesting and handling pure silver crystals. 12:32 Rinsing off electrolyte from pure silver crystals 15:42 Rebooting the silver cell with a new electrolyte 17:38 Pure silver crystals formed after 30 minutes. Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@josephmedina6403]

That sounds like a hell of a process!

[@vexmyth0clast]

I was watching Full Metal Alchemist and I somehow ended up here. But I am not complaining that is some beautiful silver you’ve made there and I had no idea you can create it in such a way.

[@PoochMG]

lol go from anime full metal alchemist to real life full metal alchemist. youtube algorithm ftw

[@ichromelg1467]

dude i started watching it yesterday, finished it the next day it being today, now i;m here. crazy how life works.

[@cbuffalino]

This totally blew my mind. This is real alchemy. 1.3 kilos minus the weight of the dish. So amazing.

[@arglebargle42]

This was so satisfying to watch, seeing the crystal structure was amazing and it's almost a museum piece loss for that one large flake you had. Might have been nice to put in a little Acrylic block for a giveaway to your fans. So glad to find your channel!

[@sreetips]

Welcome to my channel

[@markboden2749]

Hi Mr. sreetips. I have found all your videos very interesting. But I particularly liked the “Refining scrap precious metals from The jewellers buffing wheel “ even your methods were mentioned by Mount Baker Mining & Minerals MBMM. He fascinates me too. Thanks

[@sreetips]

Thank you!

[@VisualReality801]

I feel like it’s Christmas when new sreetips videos are uploaded. Thank you for sharing the knowledge you know with us. I’ve learned a lot in school before I graduated but man you never fail to teach me something new.

[@skytombs253]

You really inspire me. I'm like an unofficial student of yours, lol. When i was in and out of foster care, my art teacher in high school got me into a sponsered program at the Gulf Coast Museum of Arts in Seminole FL, just south of Largo. I'd ride my bike miles just to get there and learn about jewelry and pottery making. I made a piece of fine art jewelry. A silver necklace with a thick round pendant of fine silver and a stone in the center of it. Usually, the art gets sold, which helps pay for the program. But they let me keep mine ❤. I think this is where my thirst got fine metals came from. Now i wish to accumulate my own. Thank you for these videos. I hand do much to learn. Many times, i rewind your videos to try and understand better. Do you have a video on all the supplies needed for these specific projects and / or where to buy them? - Your un-official student Sky. 💖

[@sreetips]

Hello Sky, I have a couple “shop tour” videos posted. I bought most of the glassware on eBay. I get most chemicals from Ace Hardware. Nitric acid is available from any chemical supply. All the best to you. Watch the videos and take notes. Get a fume hood before you try to do any reactions. No way to safely do these reactions without a fume hood.

[@javier987]

Never imagined silver would crystalize in such a complex mandelbrotian manner, gorgeus! ❤

[@dannyvestal299]

I liked the Mandalorian as well!😄

[@josephcormier5974]

Thank you sir I always enjoy the silver cell clean up as it's one of my favorite metals six stars brother

[@ajburgs1121]

When can we eat it.

[@johnwicksfoknpencil]

We have discovered the Walter White of silver

[@PogueMahone1]

Not just silver, friend...he's the Walter White of all precious metals! (N.B.: Envious of his throughput of primo rare glitter, the Dwarven Kingdom has issued an interdimensional warrant for Sreetips' arrest!)

[@TiwazPagan-if3og]

I want to hangout with you and better learn this process and see what safety precautions are necessary during what exact steps and pprocesses. This is definitely chemistry and understanding elements and chemical reactions, fused with electrical knowledge as far as the DC power supply, anode (usually positive) and cathode (usually negative). When you mentioned augmentation I know augment usually means to undergo a form of change if I'm not mistaken. If you live in the midwest I would seriously pay money just to hangout for the process and take your crash course so to speak to learn it better. Awesome video.

[@fridgeffs5662]

I dont know why this popped up on my youtube but holy shit i cant stop watching. I want one of these in my garage.

[@brettbowers6]

Im a little confused...did you "grow" yhr silver or simply harvest it from the left overs from your gold refining? Did you get more silver than you put in? This is new to me but very interesting.

[@sreetips]

I refine gold. I use sterling silver, that I buy at estate sales, to refine the scrap gold. I recover the silver from that, melt into shot, and run it through my silver cell. Silver is a by-product of my gold refining. The cell converts the impure silver (about 980 parts per thousand silver) to high purity four nines fine (9999 parts per ten thousand) pure elemental silver metal. The impure silver is added to the anode basket. The anode basket is suspended in the silver nitrate electrolyte. I pass an electric current through the impure silver. The impure silver dissolves, passes through the Dacron filter, travels through the silver nitrate electrolyte, and deposits (grows) on the inside of the stainless steel bowl (the cathode) as high purity elemental silver. The bowl is connected to the negative pole of the power supply. The process only deposits pure silver on the cathode. So I’m refining the impure silver, into high purity silver, not creating silver out of thin air. When it’s full, I harvest the pure silver crystal, put it away and forget about it. Then I repeat the whole thing again.

[@brettbowers6]

@@sreetips thank you for explaining that!

[@arnedalbakk6315]

Hello Mrs and Mr Sreetips. Have a nice weekend. God bless both of you. Silver is "Gold" after all clips' you have produced 🙏🔥

[@FamazLasy]

You're killing it with this content! Truly a master in silver recovery, respect!

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@fireandice96]

Wtf dude you just taught everyone how to make money from the garage..you are legit a living legend. Crazy man good work

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@fightington]

I love how Sreetips is doing huge numbers in PMs now and he's still rockin the old caserol dishes ❤

[@SpartanONegative]

Full is an understatement Sreetips 🤠 That is a very harvest. Nice Work 👍 Thank you for sharing with us. I was wondering when you were going to upload a video.

[@sethkownatka3438]

Genuinely fascinating. no idea how you made it to my page but im glad you did.

[@sreetips]

Thank you!

[@silverbrass6711]

Another great video. You and the misses have to go looking for sterling and other silver almost every day. I know there’s a lot of work that goes into your videos that isn’t in your videos. Love your content two big 👍👍

[@proxzi]

i adore such stuff so much, always found it interesting to see how one can be turned into another how process could be reversed, science is crazy, great video

[@josorio211]

I would love to harden that crystallized silver and display it like an Amethyst geode. Great video!

[@royallan3717]

I was using this method and used a glass beaker to watch the crystal silver growing.good work streets

[@3Dgifts]

Very interesting, no, fascinating 😂 You should play classical music and see how the crystals grow. You’ll probably get some amazing patterns. Would love to see that on your next run.

[@fendixantana]

I second this!

[@warrior4christ777]

Its a beautiful thing you are the GOAT,of youtube fine metal recovery

[@press-mitrevski]

they have done simular to this with all sorts of minerals and fuels since a long time while keeping it a secret, good work buddy! You are a pioneer!

[@mpxz999]

It took me a while to notice my mouth gaping open. Your content is absolutely fascinating and a joy to watch! Thank you for taking the time and putting forth the effort to share it with the world!

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@KrusherMike]

I keep saying I'm gonna do this... But we all know I'm content to just watch you. Love your work, bud!

[@KaptainBadAss]

Werewolves hate this one weird trick

[@dimitrischrein9433]

Hello Mr. SREETIPS! Good job, well done one more time, it is (video) again educational. Thank you!🙂

[@JustME-ft4di]

I would like to try this - could I use my scrap silver with solder on it from silversmithing as the initial pieces in the filter? Also it would be useful to have a list of safety equipment. What kind of mask etc. Pure silver powder would be so useful to me to use for texturing jewellery apart from anything else.

[@sreetips]

In order for electrolytic refining to be successful, the anode material must be fairly high purity to begin with.

[@JustME-ft4di]

@@sreetipsThanks! Do you have a video on all the equipment you need and all the safety precautions?

[@sreetips]

I have one titled silver cell build from scratch step by step.

[@animateclay]

I worked in a jewelry store that precipitated gold dust from all their bench sweepings. They used similar chemicals with cyanide in it. When they were done with the chemicals, they just poured it out in the back of the shop. My guess is they could have been fined for it and it probably made it's way into the water supply in the city it was in.

[@Arctic-Mizer]

I’m really wanting to try some silver recovery. All the info is a valuable resource. We all thank you Sreetips

[@think-about-it-777]

if you showed this to alchemists from the 1600s they would say: "yeAAAsss bro!" - We were right

[@theyellowarchitect4504]

Alchemists already knew this process lol, it wasnt something new for them. They were far more advanced than this guy (see philosopher stone, animal stone, universal medicine etc)

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

@@theyellowarchitect4504Did you breathe in the fumes, bro? Alchemists were amateur chemists mixing random stuff over a fire and seeing what happens. The periodic table wasn't even discovered then, let alone fairytale nonsense like the Philosopher's Stone or universal medicine. Ask a doctor or a biologist whether universal medicine exist, and watch their reaction. The closest we have for that is Vitamins C & D.

[@theyellowarchitect4504]

​@@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573 >they didn't have the periodic table, so they didn't know what they were doing. Also ignore their occult symbology. Ask me how I know you haven't read a single book on alchemy written by alchemists.

[@M4th3u54ndr4d3]

@@theyellowarchitect4504 we are more advanced today, sorry to burst your bubble. There is no philosopher stone, no universal medicine

[@theyellowarchitect4504]

@@M4th3u54ndr4d3 sure bro, enjoy your chronic diseases at 35 years old and the endless cancers, without any doctor being able to cure either. Next thing you will tell me is v x x nes improve your health, such advanced, wow.

[@debcamp2359]

Great content. You always peak my interest. All the best to u and the Mrs.

[@papigatitoASMR]

Just curious, I googled and it seems a kilogram of pure silver is worth a little above $1.000. What is your margin, after buying sterling silver and all the materials for the reaction? If I may ask. Thank you.

[@sreetips]

I do not know. I’d have to sell it to determine that. And I’m not selling any of my silver, other than what’s listed on my eBay site.

[@sreetips]

I refine gold. I use sterling silver, that I buy at estate sales, to refine the scrap gold. I recover the silver from that, melt into shot, and run it through my silver cell. Silver is a by-product of my gold refining. The cell converts the impure silver (about 980 parts per thousand silver) to high purity four nines fine (9999 parts per ten thousand) pure elemental silver metal. So I’m refining the impure silver, into high purity silver, not creating silver out of thin air. When it’s full, I harvest the pure silver crystal, put it away and forget about it. Then I repeat the whole thing again.

[@user-jx6of2wc2z]

Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for spending time to make them. Can't wait to make my first silver cell

[@beaucolgan1265]

Wonder how the crystals would form if you played music to them or put ultrasonic vibrations through the electrolyte as you were growing the crystals.. love the vid mate

[@TheWordofChrist]

Wow clickbait, i thought i could grow my own silver like a tomato or something.... Just kidding, thank you for the video this was super interesting. Thanks for taking the time to explain everything so thouroughly, I have absolutely no idea what was going on but you explained it so well, I understood it all. I appreciate you, god bless.

[@ShakeyJake117]

Alchemist at heart

[@ijustworkhere2171]

I'm guessing chemical or mechanical engineer. Good stuff man. I love gazing into the blue crystal bowl 🤩 also the condensor spoon trick 👌🏻

[@sreetips]

Retired Naval Engineer.

[@colettemitchell3412]

This was one of the most interesting videos I've seen on KZbin. Very amazing.

[@sreetips]

Thank you, I’m glad that you enjoyed it.

[@christophertaft9429]

@sreetips Why don't you use some sort of filter when you are pouring off the rinse? I ask because I noticed some silver going into the 5 gallon bucket.

[@sreetips]

I didn’t think of it

[@christophertaft9429]

@@sreetips It looked minimal, but it could add up over time. Great video though man. Please don't feel like I was criticizing your work, I didn't know this could even be done so I am not in any place to do that. It was just a question, nothing more. You seem like a very smart person and thank you for taking the time to teach us these things.

[@xXDrDankXx]

I think ya got my entire networth in a bowl there bud lol.

[@BandsawsAt45Degrees]

Brilliant explanation, You have a great setup!

[@Peter_S_]

Sreetips, I love your videos. Thank you.

[@rbp365]

ur way of presenting this is almost appetizing. would love to see some cookies or pasta made out of your silver 😊

[@SemperFi-MAGA]

Mr. White you got crystals 2, 3 inches long in here!! You're a damn Iron chef!

[@sreetips]

Jesse?!

[@Joelittle_]

You should add a little beaker from the Muppets in the background shot. He could be your assistant. Meep meep

[@skyeparker1333]

Bro discovered alchemy 💀

[@AngstOfCetra]

Bro just put us on game

[@Nicholasjkonyha]

🙄

[@SuperWhizy]

Pure awesome! Thanks for inspiring to re-learn chemistry.

[@mehdieloualy2082]

What a beautiful thing to see. I wonder if it was put in a non conductive bowl. So the attractiveness will be around a metal ball we put in the center so those silver shapes grow around the ball out. It will be a magnificent piece of art.

[@tad_pale]

As someone that's used methamphetamine for 18 years (1 year clean currently) as I watch this process can't help to grin and giggle to myself "we'll take this over and set it on some low heat..and dry this off" (15.34) You're incredibly talented and I watched from start to finish. Very interesting.

[@sreetips]

Meth wasn’t your problem. Your problem was in your mind, in the inability to leave it alone.

[@tad_pale]

@@sreetips I agree with you 100% I'm obsessive by nature and lacked direction.

[@sreetips]

Me too!

[@tad_pale]

@@sreetips you're extremely intelligent, you videos hold my attention from start to finish, that's very rare 🙏🏻

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@floydsallee2041]

Beautiful silver

[@seabassmcbigfat]

The government hates this one trick.

[@user-nd7rd8jo6h]

Forbidden Gatorade 😊

[@Lizard-o1m]

No... No... You can't just say that. r/CursedComments

[@KingGremlin602]

​@@Lizard-o1m this is youtube not reddit you chronically online goomba

[@eternalcustomdesignsrob-b2748]

How much of a start up cost is involved in starting this process? Can one start super frugally and scale up? Blessings

[@sreetips]

You can hold sterling just like it is. No need to refine it. As long as you don’t melt it and ruin the markings.

[@TJDawgs72]

How many times can the electrolyte be used over again? And how do you dispose of the byproduct? Really informative video…thank you!

[@ace_degenerate_]

Free pouring from the big beaker to the dump bucket is wild - no filter and nothing to stop ounces of silver just getting dumped out accidentally lol idk

[@bradlesc1000]

fuckin flawless

[@absfinal]

the one trick that jeweliers don't want you to know

[@KGTiberius]

This should be common high school chemistry projects that run every semester. Actual realized “value” to the intellectual “value” of education.

[@Sunshine-lo6vd]

Definitely didn’t teach this in my chemistry classes 😢

[@theyellowarchitect4504]

Like physics' electrical experiments, or construction work (laying bricks or stones to make a tiny wall), or teaching how to exercise each muscle, or how credit cards work? Reminder that "Education" is designed mainly for obedience conditioning, so your suggestion won't happen anytime soon

[@KGTiberius]

@@theyellowarchitect4504 Apathy is the true enemy of education. We can take part in our teachers and educational boards. We can realize common sense. It is when we don’t attend or care that Karen(s) take over. Or… Mrumph… 🤷🏼‍♂️ like, whatever… somebody else’s problem.

[@josevasquez-mf3pq]

Can this be done with gold? Also can the chemicals used be purchased by anyone or just certified jewelers and manufacturers?

[@sreetips]

I have several videos of my electrolytic gold cell posted. The chemicals are available to anyone.

[@OwlKnight32]

I’m 100% positive you also know how to transmute metals into gold but I don’t expect you to ever give up the secret ;)

[@sreetips]

I cannot transmute metals. I’m refining the silver.

[@Vincent_Beers]

This is chemistry, recovering mixed metal that already exists. It's not alchemy, he's not creating something that isn't there to begin with.

[@douglasthuglas7285]

I hope everyone understands that you can't make silver. Instead this process is chemical refinement. A much more effective process of shedding all impurities than in a forge and crucible.

[@phonotical]

That's how this idiot tries to attract people, purposefully conning, lying and clscamming people before they have even watched the video, but of course by that time the advert has played so, he gets his money either way

[@fieldrecordstalent]

he weighs it more

[@usualsuspects1797]

I would agree, but jewelery stores in both Chicago, Milwaukee and Toronto have been buying bars that I've made from this video after they've tested 2-3 bars. I understand that if something sounds too good to be true - most people will write it off as a joke. I've worked in a facility to removes gold, silver and other precious metals metals from pcbs of many different devices. Cyanide powder mixed with hot water and a air line in a 55g plastic drum is nothing to laugh at. I've tested what is being shown in this video and yes it's legit. One cam even Google search this and found out that you can indeed grow silver at home. Gold is possible as well, but requires too much power.

[@sreetips]

I’ve grown gold using electrolytic refining. Videos posted on my channel.

[@jamisontaylor878]

Another great video thank you 😊

[@erikreber3695]

I want my own vat of silver crystalline...

[@colonelingus5793]

What an awesome channel. This is why I make sure to let YT suggest new channels to me. I'll never do any of this but it's interesting.

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@issakandah1936]

Doesn’t copper have to be present for the silver nitrate to crystallize ? Doesn’t it need to do basically a “atom” swap solid copper goes to liquid as silver liquid in turn crystallizes ? Sorry for the crude grammar

[@sreetips]

Not with electrolytic silver.

[@SuperKanuuna]

Sell it in pawn shop

[@odustbrown1836]

19:20 Try reading that scale again there, homeboy. Take your time.......

[@sreetips]

I made an error, good eye.

[@9401j]

Walter White acting surprisingly calm in this episode. Also that Silver batch looks exactly like lichen in the forests of scandinavia!

[@sreetips]

Lichen: is a hybrid colony of algae or cyanobacteria living symbiotically among filaments of multiple fungi species, along with yeasts and bacteria embedded in the cortex or "skin", in a mutualistic relationship. Lichens are the lifeform that first brought the term symbiosis. Source: Wikipedia.

[@remiel3315]

Did a similar experiment lab in chemistry many moons ago in highschool, no electrolysis though. we used silver nitrate and copper wire.

[@alphadog9211]

That silver crystal when he poured it into the dish and it was all steaming... It looked delicious

[@CROOKED92]

Looks like some Walter white type “silver” when it’s growing 😂 great job mate

[@demerzel3333]

do we get to see the melting of the silver into bars as well? 🤩

[@sreetips]

Yes

[@kiwimaarten8931]

Beautiful video! Which safety precautions need to be made when working with these kind of corrosive materials? What (processes in this video) are critical safety hazards and what could be the consequences of improper care and precautions?

[@sreetips]

All of them

[@nomadchad8243]

Hi sree, I was given a bunch of silver ware, plates , cadle sticks and platters. its all silver plated copper except a teapot and cream and sugar bowls are .943 made in Canada. Should I keep the silver plated stuff or is it worth finding someone like you to refine all of it? What would you do if you weren't an lvl 30 alchemist?

[@sreetips]

I’ve got a bunch of silver plate saved in a bin. Was considering doing a de-plating video

[@jeromejeffers4897]

Super educational video! Just to confirm you made 2.2kg from the initial silver nitrate and then you reused the silver nitrate to make an additional 1.3kg pure silver totalling 3.5kg in 13 days?

[@jeromejeffers4897]

If so thats really impressive

[@sreetips]

I refine gold. I use sterling silver, that I buy at estate sales, to refine the scrap gold. I recover the silver from that, melt into shot, and run it through my silver cell. Silver is a by-product of my gold refining. The cell converts the impure silver (about 980 parts per thousand silver) to high purity four nines fine (9999 parts per ten thousand) pure elemental silver metal. So I’m refining the impure silver, into high purity silver, not creating silver out of thin air. When it’s full, I harvest the pure silver crystal, put it away and forget about it. Then I repeat the whole thing again.

[@jeromejeffers4897]

@@sreetips thank you for explaining that in detail, much appreciated! Do you mind me asking, Is using computer scrap and refining it in to pure gold a profitable enough venture to quit a 9-5? I’d love to do something like this but unsure of the take away after all expenses.

[@sreetips]

You’ll starve to death. I’d hate to have to do this for a living, at my level, the hobby level. The ROI for refining will depend entirely on what I pay for the scrap metals. You make your profit when you buy. But in my case, as a KZbin content creator, most of my income is from ad revenue from my videos. This enables me to buy metals at a loss, refine them at a loss, then put them away and forget about them. I don’t have to worry about trying to resell the refined metals for a “profit” but I do offer some metal, from time to time, to produce a small income to pay my light bill and buy some food. Other than that, I keep the metals, they are my profit.

[@ClamChowder]

I wonder if you can accelerate your crystal growth by adding a real "earth ground" connected to the basket (if you don't have one already)? I think it would allow a more direct path to ground (earth ground) which would allow for more/larger/constant electron flow from + to earth ground. If you already are connecting your stainless basket to an earth ground, my apologies. You may already have a ground rod as part of your main power panel. Many main power panels have a copper ground rod driven into the ground or set into the foundation of the house and connected by thick bare copper wire to the power panel. If you have this already, you can simply tap into that ground rod, or add a new one close to your silver cell. I wonder if this would be a good experiment to try, with before & after tests. Maybe this will accelerate the growth or increase the size of your silver crystals. I'm assuming you've already found the voltage "sweet spot", but when using a real earth ground, you might be able to increase the voltage and/or amperage to get better results?

[@sreetips]

That’s sounds interesting. Might make more current flow and speed it up even faster.