Gold Recovery From Ceramic IC Chips

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Название	:	Gold Recovery From Ceramic IC Chips
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Laziness breeds ingenuity
Comment from : Garage_Band _Dad

I found a good way to crush material that tends to fracture rather than bend is to take an old propane bottle and cut the top off with an angle grinder and use it as a sort of mortar and use an axel or metal rod (probably with the end rounded out like a ball peen hammer) and use it to smash and mash ive been able to crush rocks and bricks and all sorts of stuff with it
Comment from : Adelin Youngmark

Try using Distilled water and not Purified water Purified water has added chemicals
Comment from : Jay Stevens

سلام استاد بزرگ‌لطف میکنید استاندارد ترین درصد اسیدهای کلریدریک ونیتریک قبل از اکوئولوژیا وخوده اکوئولوژیا رابفرمائید وایا brبرای همه قطعات کاربردش موفقیت امیز استbrبسیار متشکر میشم اگر فارسی برام ارسال کنی چون من انگلیسی بلد نیستم متشکرم استاد
Comment from : سید جلیل میر کاظم نژاد فروهی

I get mine hot and take the top and bottom apart
Comment from : Joseph Haley

Just curious What do you do with the drip you tested with stannous chloride?
Comment from : Jason Snider

Too much talk
Comment from : Just Me

I'm still wondering if those white ceramics are BeryliumOxide,
Comment from : Johannes de Sloper

Great videos, a little tip, a Muriatic acid boil on the powdered gold would clean it up nicely, I have seen other refiners do this and it works wonders
Comment from : Ken B

Thanks for the very interesting video, and the explanations I always enjoy seeing this process and how it is handled
Comment from : Smokey

why not cut legs off first?
Comment from : Ted Trotz

Been waiting for your ceramic ic chip gold extraction!! Great Video!!brThank You!!!
Comment from : Shane York

Hi Mike, Another great video! Could the steel legs be dissolved in HCL with a bubbler just like the plastic chips before crushing?? I have 12 pounds of ceramic EPROMS & ROMS to process - I better get busy!! Maybe I'll separate all the visible gold EPROMS & run them by themselves?? Thank You so very much for educating us!! Take Care, Jim
Comment from : rockman531

What do you mean you can't just incinerate them and get the gold ? I do it all the timebrIt's the exact same process as plastic You just gotta make sure they're incinerated till they go white Once crushed it's the same gravity separation process etc
Comment from : EWASTE RECYCLER

Thank you
Comment from : Mark Flores

Make videos about Rhodium recovery especially catalysts converts There is so less videos about it People just could recover Pt and Pd and no chance for Rh!!! You can do it😉👍
Comment from : Ssofm As

A very nice video as always I would've thought there'd be some copper at least, so I was surprised to see it was pretty much tinned iron and gold only Was there a tinge of colour to the second stannous chloride test? People like E-waste Ben often say the non gold Eeproms might contain silver or pgms, and the second might ne the case, seeing that you also didn't get any silver 🤔
Comment from : Alrik

I think that was probably a reasonable amount of gold from such a small amount of ICs, and given the nature of the ICs thick ceramic construction and weight 👍
Comment from : A Fineliner

Hello Mike, I was expecting more gold, from old ceramic chips to be honest Under 0,5 g from 1 kg But if the acid does the hard work, no complain there I spend 2 days shoveling gravel into highbanker to get 0,5 g of placer gold
Comment from : František LALUCH

Nice drop for the small amount of IC Chips you done I commend you sir you never seem to disappoint your YouTube members
Comment from : James Skellington /2014

Does the ball mill not work for the ceramic ic chips?
Comment from : Shane York

I just pile all my chips up together and wait for a baby Skynet to form
Comment from : Man Mountain Metals

I suspect the initial more vigourus reaction was due to the aluminium bond wires Aluminium react a lot with hcl
Comment from : vw8796g35

You say you're Lazy, but to reduce the amount of acid you use to dissolve the steel, you can try breaking off the legs from the IC's before you crush them It would reduce the amount of acid you use by at least 30😀
Comment from : Scrapman50