Silver Solder Stay Brite #8
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From what i could find the silver content is between 5.5-6% silver so it may a waste of hard to find nitric, I would try a small sample in hot HCl to see if you can dissolve the tin leaving silver chloride to convert.
Stay Brite has only 6% silver and 94% tin.
1lb = 453 grams x 6% = 27.18 grams of silver. 1 pound roll of this solder worth roughly $70 or more.
Its my opinion that it should be saved as a solder and has more value for use as solder.
You will have to use a lot of chemical and deal with all the waste.
If you are not going to use the solder, better to resell it.
1lb = 453 grams x 6% = 27.18 grams of silver. 1 pound roll of this solder worth roughly $70 or more.
Its my opinion that it should be saved as a solder and has more value for use as solder.
You will have to use a lot of chemical and deal with all the waste.
If you are not going to use the solder, better to resell it.
