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COROLLA KID wrote:The wanna-be chemist in me wants to try this. I already have a lot of the things on the list of tools:
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Scrap electronics
Rubber gloves
Rubber apron
Goggles
Hydrogen Peroxide 3% I got from local pharmacy.
Muriatic acid 31% local hardware store.
Methyl Hydrate is 99.9% methyl alcohol it is used for fuel line antifreeze and can be purchased at your local hardware or automotive supply.
Funnel filter I used a drip coffee filter
2 large glass containers I like coffee pots for chemical heat.
Stir stick glass or plastic
Weigh scale mine is accurate to 1/10th of a grain.
Blow Torch hot enough to hard solder.
Borax
Clay bowls just about anything that has a melting point 500o above the melting point of gold will do.
Measuring cup anything you can use to make a 2:1 mix will do.
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For three months of collecting, stripping, and dissolving electronic parts, [Josehf] netted 576.5 grains of gold, or at current prices, about USD$1500 worth
A full detailed DIY with pics:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Gold-recovery/?ALLSTEPS
I doubt I'll ever have time to give it a try, but part of me is keeping all of my old eletronics just in case.
Has anyone here tried this?
Halfbreed07 wrote:i lost a gold chain in a washing machine once
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