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Yes, thanks for the acknowledgement I know what the problem is, I tried skipping the safety part, I’ll keep reading up on the subject.

Looks to me like the jewelry you are refining has too much Silver in the alloy to dissolve all of the Gold completely. The easiest way would be to inquart with Silver, part with nitric, and refine the insolubles with aqua regia. These threads address the issue completely and it is where you...

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Hello everyone, I own a pawn shop and recently learn gold refining as a hobby. I am learning AR gold refining techniques but stumped on some problems, tried to crawl back and forth this forum but saw no definitive answers. There are 2 questions that I want to ask: A) Scap gold that has %Ag more...

Hello: I have recently started using careful inquartation and dilute nitric acid treatments only to refine my gold. I avoid the aqua regia and SMB precipitation steps completely. I carefully test the karat scrap gold that I am going to refine and then add just enough silver to get as close as...