Hi guys,
Im currently getting rid of all my previously processed ceramic stuff. This is mostly from when i began recovering gold without heat and a proper fumehood. I discovered some CPU that still had solder and brazing under the silicon chip.
Before i finally get rid of them im giving them one last swim in AR. They are currently boiling away, and i am patiently adding nitric acid with tiny doses to prevent boilovers. I know it takes alot of time to digest the brazing under the silicon.
The thing is, because the process is very slow there are almost no brown fumes showing the nitric is working. When i add some drops of nitric there is some violent foaming going on in there. But now im not sure if im adding too much nitric because of the lack of fumes..
Long story short, how do i know when to stop adding nitric acid to my mixture?
Thanks,
MVK
Im currently getting rid of all my previously processed ceramic stuff. This is mostly from when i began recovering gold without heat and a proper fumehood. I discovered some CPU that still had solder and brazing under the silicon chip.
Before i finally get rid of them im giving them one last swim in AR. They are currently boiling away, and i am patiently adding nitric acid with tiny doses to prevent boilovers. I know it takes alot of time to digest the brazing under the silicon.
The thing is, because the process is very slow there are almost no brown fumes showing the nitric is working. When i add some drops of nitric there is some violent foaming going on in there. But now im not sure if im adding too much nitric because of the lack of fumes..
Long story short, how do i know when to stop adding nitric acid to my mixture?
Thanks,
MVK