1) Sorry for bad english.
2) Read that silver chloride dissolves to metalic silver and chloride in high temperatures.
explenation- i'm basically free time blacksmith, i have gas furnance and i can have strongly reductive atmosphere in it (I usually do), also usual "work temperature" is around 1000-1500C
So can i just skip zinc or alluminium part, and put AgCl in crucible, add borax and charcoal on top? Would not it will be faster in my sytuation? (and also, if it works, it eliminates HCL usage to dissolve left zinc powder)
At the moment i'm doing it by standard method (AgCl, zinc, HCL and like 2-3 days of slow reaction)
2) Read that silver chloride dissolves to metalic silver and chloride in high temperatures.
explenation- i'm basically free time blacksmith, i have gas furnance and i can have strongly reductive atmosphere in it (I usually do), also usual "work temperature" is around 1000-1500C
So can i just skip zinc or alluminium part, and put AgCl in crucible, add borax and charcoal on top? Would not it will be faster in my sytuation? (and also, if it works, it eliminates HCL usage to dissolve left zinc powder)
At the moment i'm doing it by standard method (AgCl, zinc, HCL and like 2-3 days of slow reaction)