rajkumarkp
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I HAVE A 50 GRMS OF 24CT GOLD,THE BAD NEWS IS THE WAS MIXED WITH .300MIL GRAMS OF IRON, HOW CAN I REMOVE THE IRON ,PLS HELP ME
HELP TO REMOVE IRON IN GOLD
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Are you asking how to remove 0.0000003 grams of iron from 50 grams of 24kt gold?
If so then I would sell the gold as is.
If you are asking how to remove 0.3 grams of iron from 50 grams of 24 kt gold ( 0.3 / 50 = 0.006 = 0.6%), then you can refine the gold with AR practicing good washing plus melting methods listed on the forum and remove the majority iron.
Steve
If so then I would sell the gold as is.
If you are asking how to remove 0.3 grams of iron from 50 grams of 24 kt gold ( 0.3 / 50 = 0.006 = 0.6%), then you can refine the gold with AR practicing good washing plus melting methods listed on the forum and remove the majority iron.
Steve
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Along with what Lazersteve suggested, you can consider melting the gold/iron alloy with silver. Silver and iron will not readily alloy, and gold has a greater affinity for silver than iron. Given the opportunity, this is one of the rare cases where you can rely on stratification for separating one metallic element from another.
A cone mold to receive the melted, fluxed material would be desirable.
Harold
A cone mold to receive the melted, fluxed material would be desirable.
Harold
