Pawnbroker Bob
Active member
I need some advice from some of the Gurus on the forum.
I picked up some inline electolytic photographic recovery cells from an auction a few months back. The cells were filled with accumulated black stuff. I have assumed some form of silver. This was accumlated on plates in the cell. This residue is black/dark grey, not moist but smelled of ammonia. The stuff is dense and I have about 5 lbs of it.
Any idea as to what this is? I have never done any photographic recovery.
Should I hit it with nitric? Melt it? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pawnbroker Bob
I picked up some inline electolytic photographic recovery cells from an auction a few months back. The cells were filled with accumulated black stuff. I have assumed some form of silver. This was accumlated on plates in the cell. This residue is black/dark grey, not moist but smelled of ammonia. The stuff is dense and I have about 5 lbs of it.
Any idea as to what this is? I have never done any photographic recovery.
Should I hit it with nitric? Melt it? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pawnbroker Bob