acpeacemaker
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From: Rreyes097
Recipient: acpeacemaker
I don't think I had heat sinks in there but I did have green chips in there CPU chips. The pinless kind. I also had small pins from various things that were so small that it was too hard to take out of the plastic so I threw the whole thing in there phone boards a couple phone boards in there coaxial cable connections are RC cable connectors that were gold-plated yeah a lot of random junk so there could be aluminum if aluminum is found on any of those coaxial cable connectors RC jacks and whatnot so what do I do if there is aluminum in it cuz if there is then what is a procedure to get that out so I can dissolve my gold? Because right now it's black with yellow foam does not dissolve gold and my stannis chloride test does not show gold in the solution.
He told me it was fine to post this yesterday if I had time to respond via post so no one reading was confused on my reply. Sorry...my 17 yr old has caused me a lot of fun so ive been late at replies...(sarcasm)
I'm still inclined to believe it's not the hcl as I've used that kind before. It still has a strength of 31.45% While it might have a fume control buffer, it shouldn't cause that much of an issue.
There is another econo kind that will say "muratic alternative" and another "safer muratic" on the bottle. It is 15.725% and loaded with a surfactant.
But through info via pm. The solution is overloaded with basemetals and trash. And could still be part aluminum. The foam could be several things. Whether a surfactant, aluminum, or "whatnots". Just an example: I don't remember off the top of my head but on really old cell phones i used to sometimes find something that looked like and mlcc or chip resistor that would explode and expand and turn into a yellow mess.
But you threw a bunch of stuff in the pot expecting it to turn out good. There's the old saying put trash in...that's what's going to come out...
I mean this in the nicest way possible. I think you should slow down as well. Safety is a big thing true and it's good you are trying to be. But sometimes safety can be just that. Stopping to learn more of the process to be more efficient instead of making another mess and create more waste.
Recipient: acpeacemaker
I don't think I had heat sinks in there but I did have green chips in there CPU chips. The pinless kind. I also had small pins from various things that were so small that it was too hard to take out of the plastic so I threw the whole thing in there phone boards a couple phone boards in there coaxial cable connections are RC cable connectors that were gold-plated yeah a lot of random junk so there could be aluminum if aluminum is found on any of those coaxial cable connectors RC jacks and whatnot so what do I do if there is aluminum in it cuz if there is then what is a procedure to get that out so I can dissolve my gold? Because right now it's black with yellow foam does not dissolve gold and my stannis chloride test does not show gold in the solution.
He told me it was fine to post this yesterday if I had time to respond via post so no one reading was confused on my reply. Sorry...my 17 yr old has caused me a lot of fun so ive been late at replies...(sarcasm)
I'm still inclined to believe it's not the hcl as I've used that kind before. It still has a strength of 31.45% While it might have a fume control buffer, it shouldn't cause that much of an issue.
There is another econo kind that will say "muratic alternative" and another "safer muratic" on the bottle. It is 15.725% and loaded with a surfactant.
But through info via pm. The solution is overloaded with basemetals and trash. And could still be part aluminum. The foam could be several things. Whether a surfactant, aluminum, or "whatnots". Just an example: I don't remember off the top of my head but on really old cell phones i used to sometimes find something that looked like and mlcc or chip resistor that would explode and expand and turn into a yellow mess.
But you threw a bunch of stuff in the pot expecting it to turn out good. There's the old saying put trash in...that's what's going to come out...
I mean this in the nicest way possible. I think you should slow down as well. Safety is a big thing true and it's good you are trying to be. But sometimes safety can be just that. Stopping to learn more of the process to be more efficient instead of making another mess and create more waste.
