Stannous Chloride crosses with???
You can make your own stannous chloride (tin dissolved in Hydrochloric acid) (HCl is also called Muriatic acid, used in cleaning brick and concrete, or for swimming pools).
HCl (hydrochloric acid can be made from NaCl, (rock salt and sulfuric acid, with the HCl gas formed from the reaction bubbled into water).
Ferrous sulfate (also called copperas, or iron sulfate) you can also test for gold using a crystal of copperas in a spot plate it will test for gold for gold in solution, and the copperas will precipitate gold from solutions (you can make this copperas from 10% sulfuric acid and the soft iron plates from transformers (I have a couple of posts with details).
Sodium Metabisulfite crosses with???
SMB it is used in wine making to sterilize the bottles, also called SMB, sodium sulfite will also work, some stump removers are actually SMB, (some stump removers are potassium nitrate, which is another useful chemical to have on your shelf) ferrous sulfate will work similar to SMB in precipitating gold although the chemistry is a bit different.
32 % hydrochloric acid crosses with Muriatic Acid???
Yes, see above, check the hardware store, brick or construction supply houses, or pool supply house.
70 % Nitric Acid crosses with???.
You can make nitric acid from the potassium nitrate, or sodium nitrate fertilizer, and sulfuric acid ok for most reactions, but for silver the sulfate salts formed need to be removed by distilling the nitric acid, other sources of nitric acid is mining supply houses and chemical warehouses.
Poor mans aqua regia is one of these nitrate salts in HCL.
98% Sulfuric acid crosses with battery acid 30% not as efficient but can be done???
Battery acid, sulfuric acid can be concentrated up to around 98% by evaporating off the water, another source is some brands of drain cleaners.
Nitric acid has an azeotrope around 68% so that is as high as you can concentrate a weak nitric acid using evaporation, but that is as strong as you will need it for aqua regia, and the nitric acid is diluted with water to dissolve silver and, or base metals.
HCl azeotrope is somewhere around 20 %.
There are other methods to dissolve gold and some of the platinum group metals, depending on what you are processing, HCl/NaClO (bleach) (sodium hypochlorite), or HCl/32% H2O2 are some of the more common solutions.
Study Hokes book and the forum and learn the tricks before spending too much on supplies.
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