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HOLY SHEEP DIP!!! I got three kids headed to college in the next four years. I was out of my mind with worry on how to help pay for it. I literally hurt myself tripping over the gold bearing computers, TVs and electronics that people in my hood throw away daily. i just wasn't aware of how to purify properly. THANKS BOSS

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00:09 Harvesting high-purity silver from the silver cell 02:16 Importance of having a fuse in the silver cell operation 04:23 Electrolysis process to yield pure elemental silver metal. 06:21 Preparing additional electrolyte with pure silver Crystal 09:10 Harvesting and handling pure silver crystals. 12:32 Rinsing off electrolyte from pure silver crystals 15:42 Rebooting the silver cell with a new electrolyte 17:38 Pure silver crystals formed after 30 minutes. Crafted by Merlin AI.

seen a lot of metal smelting videos but never seen such a beautiful electrolysis crystal growing, it is first time im seeing a metal so fluffy. keep it up.

The wristwatch was a great idea. Time lapse recording without a frame of reference doesn't tell how long the reaction actually takes.

It's little things, like using a cold spoon to check for steam that set you apart from the rest. Excellent video once more. Thank you.

I've just spent hours reading your comments and obviously watching your videos. I'm a retired Marine Engineer and always remembered about the hulls sacrificial anode outside and the other erroneous fact that there's enough gold in a square mile of sea water, enough to make a wedding ring anyways. When I was a wee lad I used to read the alchemy sections from a huge set of Calf bound encyclopedia Brittannica that the British museum stored at my Parents property during WW2, weird how things are connected in life. Hope your gold and silver brings you as much joy as I had reading about alchemy, especially as all the ssssss's were replaced by ffffs, fo much fun, methinkf i did fpent too much time at fea under the red hot fun..

When testing for dissolved silver, I (again) recommend you use potassium iodide instead of hydrochloric acid as it is more sensitive and the distinctive yellow color is better visible in trace amounts.

For those of you that have never used nitric acid and silver like this the photo does not do justice to that blue color it’s a blue you have never seen before it’s amazing!

I was watching Full Metal Alchemist and I somehow ended up here. But I am not complaining that is some beautiful silver you’ve made there and I had no idea you can create it in such a way.

This process of producing pure silver crystal is mesmerizing 😮 When you poured off the silver nitrate electrolyte, my eyes beheld a most magical site! I can't wait to watch the melt. I hope you get it poured like the last one. Where the very top of the bar gently rocks back and forth before solidifying, leaving those awesome pour lines! You are the man!

Thank you sir I always enjoy the silver cell clean up as it's one of my favorite metals six stars brother

Pure awesome! Thanks for inspiring to re-learn chemistry.

I’m really wanting to try some silver recovery. All the info is a valuable resource. We all thank you Sreetips

Hello Mr. SREETIPS! Good job, well done one more time, it is (video) again educational. Thank you!🙂

Hello Mrs and Mr Sreetips. Have a nice weekend. God bless both of you. Silver is "Gold" after all clips' you have produced 🙏🔥

Great content. You always peak my interest. All the best to u and the Mrs.

I am in a state of wow, old friend. You must have slept along side the cell so it could continue to do it's job eh. I sure don't get over here as much as I would like to or should my friend. I sure enjoyed working with the crystal silver. It melted beautifly and quicker than regular casting shot does. Short as they are I always enjoy my visits with SREETIPS. Thanks a bunch and I hope to be back soon, old friend.

Full is an understatement Sreetips 🤠 That is a very harvest. Nice Work 👍 Thank you for sharing with us. I was wondering when you were going to upload a video.

I feel like it’s Christmas when new sreetips videos are uploaded. Thank you for sharing the knowledge you know with us. I’ve learned a lot in school before I graduated but man you never fail to teach me something new.

I wish I had someone like this to apprentice under so I could be a crystal-growing chemist!

I love how Sreetips is doing huge numbers in PMs now and he's still rockin the old caserol dishes ❤

I dont know why this popped up on my youtube but holy shit i cant stop watching. I want one of these in my garage.

Brilliant explanation, You have a great setup!

Another great video. You and the misses have to go looking for sterling and other silver almost every day. I know there’s a lot of work that goes into your videos that isn’t in your videos. Love your content two big 👍👍

I would love to harden that crystallized silver and display it like an Amethyst geode. Great video!

Love watching youre unique process(s)....Pretty amazing man. Ya help educate so very many with youre own work....

Sreetips, I love your videos. Thank you.

Its a beautiful thing you are the GOAT,of youtube fine metal recovery

I think ya got my entire networth in a bowl there bud lol.

Hi Mr. sreetips. I have found all your videos very interesting. But I particularly liked the “Refining scrap precious metals from The jewellers buffing wheel “ even your methods were mentioned by Mount Baker Mining & Minerals MBMM. He fascinates me too. Thanks

I wanna see how you harvest those slime filters and what method to pull the different metals out.

Very interesting, no, fascinating 😂 You should play classical music and see how the crystals grow. You’ll probably get some amazing patterns. Would love to see that on your next run.

Beautiful silver

Never have i enjoyed chemistry/alchemy so much! Thank you sir.

Wow at the end you can see the reaction happening around the edge looking through the plastic nice

This should be common high school chemistry projects that run every semester. Actual realized “value” to the intellectual “value” of education.

Could you create a playlist that has the silver process from the start to finish please? I’m a whole lot confused about where you started and ended.

I keep saying I'm gonna do this... But we all know I'm content to just watch you. Love your work, bud!

Sir you are educating me on a subject worth learning about, and have earned my respect. Thank you from a new subscriber!

if you showed this to alchemists from the 1600s they would say: "yeAAAsss bro!" - We were right

Now you just need to figure out how to turn lead into gold and you will be the envy of thousands of alchemists throughout the centuries!

From the perspective if someone who enjoys studying chemistry but has only ever had theoretical study and practice, seeing what tjis man is doing basically makes him an alchemist

I'm soo glad there's a new video today. I was starting to get withdrawal symptoms😂😂😂😂

Free pouring from the big beaker to the dump bucket is wild - no filter and nothing to stop ounces of silver just getting dumped out accidentally lol idk

I'm guessing chemical or mechanical engineer. Good stuff man. I love gazing into the blue crystal bowl 🤩 also the condensor spoon trick 👌🏻

I was using this method and used a glass beaker to watch the crystal silver growing.good work streets

Always love the way silver crystal looks

I want my own vat of silver crystalline...

Another great video thank you 😊

Very informative video, thank you.

I was following yt videos based on ancient techniques for separation of mercury from cinnabar rock. Found ur video. Great viewing 😊 most interesting.

You should add a little beaker from the Muppets in the background shot. He could be your assistant. Meep meep

Very interesting sir I'm impressed with your progress and the knowledge of your work.

I watched you weighing your silver and you were right about the weight of 1.3 kg. of silver. I noticed a lot of comments saying it was 1.032 but it is 1.3 on the scale not 1,03. I'm in Canada and worked witth scales in metric since 1980. Thanks for the input you put into the video.

Nice work... Amazing....

That's a beautiful process

Great stuff. Thankyou.

A relaxing Wow factor mad happening here. Thank you.

Interesting, very cool. Thanks for the info

cool video, lots of fun chemistry techniques im learning as a chemistry major in use here

Breaking BADass of, Ag. whaaat thanks for the passing of the Au. Love learning from you. Because this is gold... If you want to learn.

Never seen silver crystals before 😮Amazing video 👍

Brilliant and beautiful! ❤

As someone that's used methamphetamine for 18 years (1 year clean currently) as I watch this process can't help to grin and giggle to myself "we'll take this over and set it on some low heat..and dry this off" (15.34) You're incredibly talented and I watched from start to finish. Very interesting.

Love the videos man don’t know much about it but I find it interesting

Wow. Interesting operation. Looks dangerous 😂

This is a great video thank you!

Fascinating 😊

New subscriber very informative I enjoyed watching

Another comment mentioned a different chemical for silver nitrate testing. I wonder if there might not be a test strip you could use?

Genuinely fascinating. no idea how you made it to my page but im glad you did.

Thats about $1,000 worth of silver with todays spot

Gooood evening from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great night!

“Jesse, we need to cook….silver!”🥸

Great video ! Thanks!! Take care!!!

This is fascinating. I dont understand half of it but it’s pretty cool.

Such a Beautiful sight ✨

Fascinating!!

Wow, that's amazing!👏

mr sreetips may i ask how you keep the copper down below the threshold where it starts to settle out into the silver crystals? is that why you create more silver nitrate solution when doing a second run to help dilute the already copper imbued silver nitrate solution and keep it below that threshold? and more importantly what do you do with the solution youve used twice, do you keep diluting it or do you use some chemist magic to drop the silver out of solution keeping the copper behind to dispose of?

This man is measuring silver just like we measure sugar...😂

Lots of silver!! Very cool

Could a process like this work for iron as well? I just watched a video on how some of the most expensive Japanese swords in the world are made and they basically need pure iron, but they use a kilm instead. Might be worth making and contacting Japanese sword makers, just a random idea. Very cool and well explained video!

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Hope your family, and wife are doing well, you too. 🤙🏾

Bro just casually made a band 😂

That's some forbidden Rice, my guy.

9 👍's up sreetips thank you for sharing 😅

thanks for sharing this. someone shared this with me and I really like that you addressed all of the electrochemistry basics in your explanation. Could you share how you know it is 999 Fine Silver?

Incredible! 🤩

Such a beautiful harvest of silver crystals. It’s stunning when you pull the lid to reveal the pure silver crystals and pour off the electrolyte. 👍🏻

dude is creating a whole new universe

Beautiful video! Which safety precautions need to be made when working with these kind of corrosive materials? What (processes in this video) are critical safety hazards and what could be the consequences of improper care and precautions?

You are amazing!

Every video is amazing.

Hi sreetips love the videos mate here from Australia, quick question so the granulated silver is from refining carat scrap?