C.M. Hoke Refining Precious Metal Wastes

[Rag and Bone]

I started reading and I must say, I'm impressed. The book is very easy to follow. The Q and A section strikes me as the precursor to the Forum. The only thing better would be a book specificaly geared towards e-scrap Thanks again to those who put this together and Thanks to Harold for his recommendations.

 

[markqf1]

Kudos!

Mark

 

[Anonymous]

not to be the fly in the oatmeal, but copyright?

 

[pcecycle]

I would say the djinn is out of the bottle. Once something is on the Internet, its impossible to stop it!

 

[Noxx]

Here is the new link:

http://www.filesend.net/download.php?f=087a852d67c0a8beb51a6744ac3eab31

I'm no responsible if you break the law by downloading this.

 

[JustinNH]

oooooh, ctrl / find feature
Thanks

 

[istari9]

Well I have bought Hoke's Boook and would like the e-file of it if I could. The link however does not work. And Ideas?

Thanks
Ray

 

[Anonymous]

Noxx's link works

Well I have bought Hoke's Boook and would like the e-file of it if I could. The link however does not work. And Ideas?

Thanks
Ray

 

[Palladium]

Noxx's link seems to work.
Gustavas i can't seem to get your to work ( 404 )

 

[Shaul]

Actually, I sent Noxx the original 'filesend' download link that he posted to the forum (which I found on the 'Gold & Platinum Recycling Forum').

I just tried it again and it seemed to download with no problems.

As to my feelings about Digitized vs Hard Copy, you can read my post near the end of "General Chat" "Chemistry Handbooks", under 'Hoke's Book: Digitized vs Hard Copy'.

Shaul