Mitch2580
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Shark said:DIP or dual inline package. Using "dual inline package" for a search term finds a lot of information. This was one of the first questions I ask.
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Thank you guys for the info
Shark said:DIP or dual inline package. Using "dual inline package" for a search term finds a lot of information. This was one of the first questions I ask.
Edited for clarity
Spaceships said:Here's a process I have learned and modified to get the best results for denoxing AR solutions.
Add 150ml of water to the beaker, and place on the hot plate. You want this solution to be warm to hot, not boiling.
Add a couple of teaspoons of the crystals to the water, stir and let it dissolve- this will happen relatively quickly to start with.
Keep repeating this process until your solution leaves some crystals in the bottom even after plenty of stirring. Your solution is now close to being saturated. It doesn't HAVE to be this strong but experience will help you learn the required amounts.
In order to learn this properly without any risk of losing gold, I would suggest that you prepare a dummy solution of AR. Remember the purpose of the tutorial is to help you learn to denox a solution so why risk your money if it can be learned without financial risk?
Preparation of "dummy" AR.
Put 100ml of HCl in a 1 litre beaker.
Add 100ml to 150ml of water - tap water is absolutely fine for this.
Add 3ml of Nitric acid (70%) or 6ml of Nitric acid (35%) or the equivalent of "poor man's Nitric."
Put this on a hotplate (WITH A CATCH PAN) and warm up. Again you want a warm to hot solution - as if you were truly dissolving gold but no need to boil.
kernels said:I think I may generally accidentally avoid this problem since I always cement Gold out of very dirty solutions, Sulfamic is only used for the final clean(ish) solution and I always just add it in powder form (slowly). You also want to add it to a less concentrated solution, so I usually just add some boiling water to my solution before I add the Sulfamic. I aim for a temperature around 90deg C when adding the Sulfamic (slowly)
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