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What is the proper procedure to wet ash ceramic chips. Well I guess the proper question is first whether or not it can be done.
Shark is correct.What is the proper procedure to wet ash ceramic chips. Well I guess the proper question is first whether or not it can be done.
These are the ic chips they’re ceramic MotorolaCeramics generally have a very resistance to acids.
Wet ashing not recommended as Shark stated.
Usually ceramics I would take a hammer and smash them and put in AR.
But depending on the chip, if they have a combined layer of ceramics as seen by a middle separation connection, tap them on the side until they split to check whats inside.
You should be able to check this.
Thank you for the heads up. That would’ve been a pain in the ass, saved me some serious time and serious risk for no reason thank you for that.Wet ashing is very dangerous., and not recommended for general use. The proper way to use it on ceramics is to not do it. It won't work on ceramics is a better way to put it. Wet ashing isn't meant to be used on bulk materials, and they must be made of a material that break down in hot sulfuric acid.
Them dam things wouldn’t burn to save my life lol I tried to blow torch the darn things to oblivion and an hour later nothing. They must be made of cryptonite hahahaThose aren't ceramic.
Thank you guys for pointing me in the right direction. This is my first time trying to refine anything, I’ve already made my red fuming nitric I still have to dilute it.Those are epoxy based chips. There is a lot of information on processing them on the forum. Look for posts by patnor1011 and kurtak. Two different methods, but one should be the one that works best for your experience and equipment.
The backs of mine don’t look like that unfortunatelyThose are sort of like this.
Older the chip the better.
Some of yours appear 1994, might be pretty good.
Thank you for the link I’m going to check it out right nowHere is a post started by patnor1011. It is long but very educational.
https://goldrefiningforum.com/threads/gold-inside-chips-black-flatpacks-not-cpu.11827/post-115857
That might be black type ceramic.Them dam things wouldn’t burn to save my life lol I tried to blow torch the darn things to oblivion and an hour later nothing. They must be made of cryptonite hahaha
No because these has been treated to see the insides.The backs of mine don’t look like that unfortunately
See told you brand new lmaoNo because these has been treated to see the insides.
And it is the top if I'm not mistaken.