yvonbug
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I had a nice bit of gold that I'm going to sell, and I thought I'd give it a 2nd AR to make it even better. I did it in a single batch, and when it came time to drop it out, I did the usual thing I do and thats to only do little amounts at a time. So I poured an inch into the jar, and added REAL hot water to it, till it was 3/4's full, stirred it up and added my Sodium sulfite. Now I do the exact same thing 5 more times, till all the solution is divided up evenly. You would think that they all dropped the same. But this time, one jars result was several shades lighter! Just one jar. All the rest came out the same shade as it went in. My solution started out orange, when I diluted it, it became lighter orange. If I diluted it more it'd be bright yellow. Why did this one batch come out so much lighter than the rest? When everything was done the same? I wish the whole batch had come out this light. That was the plan. But the rest looks the same as when I started, well, maybe a little lighter. I've included pics. I hope these load up in the right order. The bottle on the scale should be first. -Yvonbug-