anachronism said:Jmk88 said:If you have metallic gold in with silver chloride, this is definitely the best way to separate that I have used.
And you are talking from your limited experience and assuming that your revelations are revolutionary on this forum.
Firstly your experience Is limited and secondly we all already KNOW Thiosulphate and what it can do, and in the processes used it's most often not applicable.
Let's see your gold.
Jmk88 said:Hi Jon,
I do believe you advised me to do so in Dilute HCl; for the avoidance of confrontation with you, I didn’t argue and expressed gratitude for your efforts, despite knowing it was complete nonsense.
Ironic considering you accused me of misinformation.
I still didn’t run with it.
Here’s Saturday's quarter ounce.
And yes Jon, based on experience that’s what I found. You know the old doing thing people do? This was also reinforced by people obviously a lot more knowledgable than yourself Jon.
It takes all of 5 minutes to learn HCl diluted doesn’t do the job. But I’m sure your intent was to be helpful as always.
Kindest Regards
Jmk88 said:Thank you William.
I’m going to process 200 grams of 9ct gold fill (1/20).
Should be enough to gauge.
Although saying this, I checked my thiosulphate solution this afternoon and it’s definitely working, just not fast and you need to keep adding more water and thiosulphate.
There’s just too much silver content in the filled/rolled material to process with anything other than nitric.
In my opinion, it shouldn’t be treated any different to solid gold items.
I’m going to covert my remaining silver chloride to oxide tomorrow and leave in Nitric for a day. I am going to run it in borosilicate flasks and filter all fumes into another flask to reclaim. Then I’m going to process some new material and run the oxide I make tomorrow in what I collect.
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