So this really has nothing to do with the topic but I was wondering does anyone have a successful way to keep silver nitrate and palladium inquarted crucibles separate? Is there a different color that someone manufactures? We have uses high temp pens but the paint wears of rather quickly. Thanks for any help given....
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ogclabsup said:
If they are graphite crucibles I always used simple white chalk, they might need re marking occasionally but it worked for me.
FrugalRefiner said:
After I'm done collecting/separating gold from ash, I always throw the ash in with my circuit boards just in case I left some values in the ash. This is the case with any copper I recover from my waste solutions as well.
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ogclabsup said:
Scratch some mark outside with knife for example. Keep it simple.
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Welcome to the forum. I notice you joined today and this is your first post. Please avoid posting a question that has nothing to do with the thread you are posting on. For one thing it disrupts a thread, and for a second reason, if anyone is searching for the answers given to the question, it is difficult to find again.
We have a help section which would have been more appropriate.
