jaun
Well-known member
Hi fellow refiners,
I want to try something new, and want to know what you think:
I want to recover the palladium with silver from:
Palladium pins (from old IBM boards) and ceramic capacitors. (I will have to deal with: Pd, Ni, Cu, Pb, Sn, Ag, and others?)
Everyone process it with AR, and then the ammonium chloride and sodium chlorate method. I want to use nitric.....
I want to precipitate (Cement) it out with silver:
I dissolve everything in nitric, filter or decant solution – then I dilute with distilled water.
I then add silver powder I obtained from cemented silver to precipitate (cement the palladium).
It’s almost the same as cementing silver with copper.
You can then recover the silver again for reuse, (the same as inquartation in carat gold refinery)
I know I’m missing something here????
Any help will be appreciated,
Thanks
Jaun
I want to try something new, and want to know what you think:
I want to recover the palladium with silver from:
Palladium pins (from old IBM boards) and ceramic capacitors. (I will have to deal with: Pd, Ni, Cu, Pb, Sn, Ag, and others?)
Everyone process it with AR, and then the ammonium chloride and sodium chlorate method. I want to use nitric.....
I want to precipitate (Cement) it out with silver:
I dissolve everything in nitric, filter or decant solution – then I dilute with distilled water.
I then add silver powder I obtained from cemented silver to precipitate (cement the palladium).
It’s almost the same as cementing silver with copper.
You can then recover the silver again for reuse, (the same as inquartation in carat gold refinery)
I know I’m missing something here????
Any help will be appreciated,
Thanks
Jaun