Hi all !
is there any possibility to cement out palladium from a solution of various nitrates quickly and selectively?
//i will drop out Ag and Pb chlorides first using lab grade NaCl.
DMG is too expensive in a large shape and drop out Pd with Ni.
converting nitrates to chlorides is time-consuming and laborious.
cementing on copper- i think that is a good way to push out only Pd, but i have never tried this.
should i use copper cable /powder/sheet metal ? works this method well ?
is there any possibility to cement out palladium from a solution of various nitrates quickly and selectively?
//i will drop out Ag and Pb chlorides first using lab grade NaCl.
DMG is too expensive in a large shape and drop out Pd with Ni.
converting nitrates to chlorides is time-consuming and laborious.
cementing on copper- i think that is a good way to push out only Pd, but i have never tried this.
should i use copper cable /powder/sheet metal ? works this method well ?