kaisernine
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I have never really tried to smell it, but I have never noticed anything, I'd still use a well ventilated area just due to possible hydrogen/oxygen gas build up.Interesting, I never heard abot this. Wonderful information. This will take a long time to discoverI planned to try some other electrolytes, but never even thought about sulfite
Do you use some arbitrary concentration of sulfite, or there is some "sweet spot" ?
And second question - does it produce some smelly sulfur compounds like SO2 or sulfane gas ?
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Again I think Snail mentioned this many years ago now scrolling back through the forum and I believe a few members did videos on this as well owl tech I believe. Maybe someone can post a link if they know where it is to give credit where it is due.
Our shop used it as we got thousands of pounds of silver plated busbars from obsolete power equipment so we set up a tank to deplate this as we got the same scrap price stripped or not, think we ended up with around 30 pounds of silver in the end which was a lot of money we were giving away before we started...
Also if my mind serves me right I think snail is the one who picked up our left over chemicals when the shop took a different direction from plating and etching to machining
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