THE SNOMAN
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Well I'm new here and yours was the first post I read. Thanks for the advice...Hoke you say? I'm on my way. BTW, I love your attitude!!!
Maxi5 said:Hello, I'm Max ask for help ic cihp nitric acid or hydrochloric acid to start burning please tell me the whole process http ://
Thanks Butcher,butcher said:strakill,
Welcome to this great forum, I think you will like it here.
Here are a few places to get you started learning the forum and recovery and refining, this is a very vast science so you will be beginning a very long journey.
General Chat section you will find the guide to the forum, the general reaction list, and welcome to new members.
In the safety section begin your study there with, Dealing with waste.
In the help needed section you will find getting your gold pure and shining (you will need this after you refine your gold) but it is just too good to leave out of this list.
Laser Steve's website is very helpful. as well as several of our other members web sites and videos.
there are a ton of others but these will get you started.
P.S. Hokes book a must read for anyone wishing to learn to recover and refine precious metals, Found in the book section and in many members signature lines.
Twistie said:I understand this is forum for those serious about refining as well as those willing to do research. With that being said I would like to tell you why I am here with my somewhat uneducated questions. I was left to clean out a storage unit and all items were to be put in the dumpster. During the clean out I found Au and Ag parts from electronics but I also found what appears to be chemicals and/or the byproduct of some home refining. I am not a chemist nor do I have any experience in refining, but I know enough to not put anything in the trash that says AgNO3 or H2SO4 leach. I have in the past few days researched videos on leaching precious metals from electronic and also called the local university for help. I have not gotten very far and am a bit stumped. Please understand I am a full time working mother with two young children so I do not want to keep this stuff around. I am not interested in a magic pot of gold. Just looking for advice. Thank you for your time.
Twistie said:I understand this is forum for those serious about refining as well as those willing to do research. With that being said I would like to tell you why I am here with my somewhat uneducated questions. I was left to clean out a storage unit and all items were to be put in the dumpster. During the clean out I found Au and Ag parts from electronics but I also found what appears to be chemicals and/or the byproduct of some home refining. I am not a chemist nor do I have any experience in refining, but I know enough to not put anything in the trash that says AgNO3 or H2SO4 leach. I have in the past few days researched videos on leaching precious metals from electronic and also called the local university for help. I have not gotten very far and am a bit stumped. Please understand I am a full time working mother with two young children so I do not want to keep this stuff around. I am not interested in a magic pot of gold. Just looking for advice. Thank you for your time.
jimdoc said:Twistie said:I understand this is forum for those serious about refining as well as those willing to do research. With that being said I would like to tell you why I am here with my somewhat uneducated questions. I was left to clean out a storage unit and all items were to be put in the dumpster. During the clean out I found Au and Ag parts from electronics but I also found what appears to be chemicals and/or the byproduct of some home refining. I am not a chemist nor do I have any experience in refining, but I know enough to not put anything in the trash that says AgNO3 or H2SO4 leach. I have in the past few days researched videos on leaching precious metals from electronic and also called the local university for help. I have not gotten very far and am a bit stumped. Please understand I am a full time working mother with two young children so I do not want to keep this stuff around. I am not interested in a magic pot of gold. Just looking for advice. Thank you for your time.
Pictures of what you have and a general location would help.
You may have a forum member close enough to help.
Jim
necromancer said:Twistie said:I understand this is forum for those serious about refining as well as those willing to do research. With that being said I would like to tell you why I am here with my somewhat uneducated questions. I was left to clean out a storage unit and all items were to be put in the dumpster. During the clean out I found Au and Ag parts from electronics but I also found what appears to be chemicals and/or the byproduct of some home refining. I am not a chemist nor do I have any experience in refining, but I know enough to not put anything in the trash that says AgNO3 or H2SO4 leach. I have in the past few days researched videos on leaching precious metals from electronic and also called the local university for help. I have not gotten very far and am a bit stumped. Please understand I am a full time working mother with two young children so I do not want to keep this stuff around. I am not interested in a magic pot of gold. Just looking for advice. Thank you for your time.
Silver nitrate is AgNO3 (contains nitric acid)
Sulfuric Acid is H2SO4
not good things to have around children !!
put them in in a very safe place far away from the kids please
Twistie said:necromancer said:Twistie said:I understand this is forum for those serious about refining as well as those willing to do research. With that being said I would like to tell you why I am here with my somewhat uneducated questions. I was left to clean out a storage unit and all items were to be put in the dumpster. During the clean out I found Au and Ag parts from electronics but I also found what appears to be chemicals and/or the byproduct of some home refining. I am not a chemist nor do I have any experience in refining, but I know enough to not put anything in the trash that says AgNO3 or H2SO4 leach. I have in the past few days researched videos on leaching precious metals from electronic and also called the local university for help. I have not gotten very far and am a bit stumped. Please understand I am a full time working mother with two young children so I do not want to keep this stuff around. I am not interested in a magic pot of gold. Just looking for advice. Thank you for your time.
Silver nitrate is AgNO3 (contains nitric acid)
Sulfuric Acid is H2SO4
not good things to have around children !!
put them in in a very safe place far away from the kids please
Thank you for the information. I am not storing in my house.
lazersteve said:Check out the links in the Guided Tour links below.
Welcome to the forum.
Steve
b_s_lucky said:lazersteve said:Check out the links in the Guided Tour links below.
Welcome to the forum.
Steve
I feel so silly, I am not even sure how to respond. I clicked on QUOTE but it looks like I'm in your post, Steve.
Thank you, I'll go into those links and read up.....thank you.
Susan
b_s_lucky said:b_s_lucky said:lazersteve said:Check out the links in the Guided Tour links below.
Welcome to the forum.
Steve
I feel so silly, I am not even sure how to respond. I clicked on QUOTE but it looks like I'm in your post, Steve.
Thank you, I'll go into those links and read up.....thank you.
Susan
Ok, one more time...I went to the store....and I looked at the DVD list.....I am not sure what to buy that talks of EP jewelry. I am sorry if I seem particularly stupid. I am very dedicated, but there is SO much, and there are many ways, it seems, to refine.....I am looking for a breakdown of the best way to address EP. Of course, in my case, we mostly have jewelry. I'm wanting to buy the correct ebook and DVD that will address the best way to refine that. I spent almost 3 hours last night, and did not figure out which one to buy.....thank you, again....Susan
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