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HE LEFT OUT THE BEST PART!!! wtf

GOLD AND SILVER ARE SAFE INVESTMENT THAN CRYPTO OR OTHER COUNTRIES CURRENCYS..METALS ARE ESSENTIAL THAN CRYPTO....metals are essential than paper currencys///war in the world never stops it is a continuous process till human race finish...

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Streetips is another one to watch

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We also used polymer resins, caustic soda flakes

Currently working in silver plating company

U talk a load of shit mate

using salt and sugar is the way you create elemental silver. salt (sodium chloride) to precipitate silver chloride. Lye (sodium hydroxide) to create silver oxide, and sugar or corn syrup to convert silver oxide to elemental silver. .999 purity

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@@philipbender956 hi Phil do you know when you will be making another stunning video again we can't wait

@@catfish4729 I hope to have some time off soon.

@@philipbender956 where is part two?

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Yes, it would appear as though the wildlife has suffered around my residence. But, I am not convinced that I am to blame for the mass deaths. Some of the squirrels have gone hair and toothless. They just sit there and look at you. I'm not an evolutionary biologist but this could actually be a good thing. None of the other surviving animals are eating them. I think the squirrels problem is poor genetics and bad sunlight🤢 That is what probably caused the mutations and deaths. It has nothing to do with the constant toxic fumes being expelled from my lab🤨🤔Thanks, I am happy you enjoyed the video 🤗😀

You are correct some of the pieces that I have recycled are probably worth more sold as is. I have noticed that unless you're antique sterling silver is perfect (dent and scratch free) you won't get much more than the scrap value. You will also have to wait for someone to come around that is looking for the piece you are selling. I purchase all of my sterling silver as scrap at a discounted price. So I generally end up dissolving everything that my wife doesn't want.

Philip Bender can you do a video on making the nitric acid? Would love to be able to save some money

@@billywalker8631 yes I did. Check my channel, I demonstrate how to make concentrated nitric acid from fertilizer.

Philip Bender can’t find that video to make nitric. Can u send link?

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Check out sreetips channel: kzfaq.info He refines precious metals as well. He made an electrolytic silver cell out of a stainless steel bowl that grows _extremely_ pure silver crystals. He also does a lot of gold refining which is just as fascinating as the silver. It's a great channel if your in to this kind of thing. He also won't make you wait 3 years for the second part of the video.

Yes sir.

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I know I keep meaning to make part 2 but you know how the last few years have been😷

Nirmal water? Do you mean tap water? Chlorine in the tap water will make silver chloride and is a pain to deal with when melting.

That's a good question 😂 I actually just added that silver powder to a batch of silver powder from another batch. Then I melted it into silver shot. Then I put it through my electrolytic silver cell. Then I usually end up pouring 100 troy ounce bars from the silver crystal.

Try using ammonia to remove the silver nitrate stains from your hand. You can use a piece of iron to drop your copper out of solution. I am happy you enjoyed the video 🤗

Thanks I'll try it! What about gloves?

@@treyherndon14 vinyl gloves are very resistant to nitric acid.

If you want to sale them, let me know

It sounds like it may be more valuable as the silverware. Try selling it on eBay. You should get more than scrap value.

I believe this was figured out by people who would dissolve things in acid. Then they would add various chemicals to see what would happen.

I was thinking it just didn't dissolve because he had more silver than acid...which was his stated intention.

All the scraps were thrown in to a bin to be refined later.

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It starts to crash out immediately. Depending on how much silver is dissolved in the solution. It could take between 4 and 12 hours. There are other factors in play. If the copper gets completely coated with silver crystal it will stop crashing out. So you need to periodically refresh your copper. Once you no longer see crystal's forming on the copper. The silver is out of solution.

Just keep adding copper. Eventually you will consume all of your nitric acid. It takes four times as much nitric acid to dissolve copper as it does silver. Once all the nitric acid has been consumed the copper will start displacing the silver. Once all the silver has fallen out of solution you should be able to rinse the copper away with tap water. Any remaining copper or pmg's will be removed upon further purification in a silver electrolytic cell.

Philip Bender Thank you very much for valuable advise. I will follow the instruction.

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Yes

Yes eBay. Just search gold fingers to find the scrap.lab glass kits for the other stuff. You can even get whatever chemicals you might need. Happy you enjoyed the video 🤗 😀

@@philipbender956 Thanks again man you should make more chem videos

Pyrex is a brand name. I am using scientific glass from China 😀 It's the same glass, I'm sure Pyrex has a better quality control. But as a rule of thumb you want to use scientific glass in the lab.

One that I built. It is in the corner of my underground bunker / lab. There are many rooms down here. The lab was part of stage 3 of the build. The 1st part of the build contains a Winnebago that I buried at the beginning of the project. That is where I sleep and produce my KZfaq videos. Stage 2 is a bunch of old shipping containers that I buried in the same path for food storage. I should probably start work on stage 4 soon. A proper shower and laundry room. At the moment I only clean up with single use alcohol swabs. Then I wear my clothes for 3 days before donating them to good will and buying new ones. In the end I predict it will be cheaper just to build the rooms.

It took about six hours to dissolve the silver then I let it cool overnight. it took about six hours to fully precipitate the silver but I let it soak overnight to be sure all the silver had dropped.

Thank you. The silver I obtained from this method is around %99.900. ln part 2 of this video I will be showing the difference in brightness between this silver and the factory minted silver. As I melt all the silver cement down into silver shot. In part 3 of this video I will be constructing a silver cell in order to produce %99.999 silver Crystal.

I`ll forward to it.Thanks

X ray recovery method...? Plz

A big chunk would take forever to break down in acid. The thin silverware has much more surface area. Happy you enjoyed 😉

You get melted Sterling silver. And a bunch of oxides.

It needs to be melted down. The powder is metal it's just finely divided.

I used a magic potion to make it disappear 🍶

If you dissolve silver plate using this method. There will be very little silver in solution it will mostly be base metals. Try again using solid Sterling silver.

Is the acid will dissolve the air tube.

I heard that

I purchase all these items as scrap. So most of the teapot items are kind of gross. You never know what was in there before I bought it. But I will admit I do have a full set of silverware and silver plates. All closely matched and over 70 years old.🤗

I have a silver plated tea pot not a sterling

@@forestarcher47 I'm sure it works just as well. Try searching "Sterling silver scrap lot" or "scrap silver lot" on eBay. I am sure you can find a silver tea pot at scrap price.

there are literally HUNDREDS of sterling hallmarks. he would have spent most of the video just describing them.

@@edgarsikes1805 yes but the lion is a common one as well

@@ICYPROFITS generally the lion is found with british sterling, its the hallmark of britannia silver... and then there are other marks that go with it to denote the maker and the date stamp.

As I made the nitric acid the cost of the chemicals was about $20.

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@@philipbender956 could you achieve the same with melting the Sterling Silver and using borax to separate the impurities? Or would that just result in a higher grade Sterling.

@@slimpickins09er87 That would just result in you melting the Sterling silver down. Borax is used more as a glass coating to keep oxidation off the metal as it is cooling.

@@philipbender956 I started making copper ingots from my electrical wire scrap. You wouldn't happen to know where I could sell them and get more than a scrap rate. I was looking for a faster turn around than Ebay/Etsy, 1lb ingots.

@@slimpickins09er87 It's going to be hard to get above scrap rate if it's not a piece of art. If the copper wire was free then the scrap rate shouldn't be a big deal🙂

Filtration

Maybe there was some type of residue on the silver.

Sounds like silver nitrate crystallizing out

Couple of hours but you should leave it in for 24.

I usually dissolve sterling silver in 1000 g batches. It usually takes about 1 l of nitric acid to dissolve the 1,000 g. So during the process sometimes the mixture will get a little acidic 😌 but in the end it is all reduced to a nearly neutral state. I always overshoot the silver as the extraction is wrapping up.

The copper is extracted when I neutralize my silver waste solutions. I usually don't keep the extracted copper. Because it needs to be melted down and I don't want to contaminate any of my crucibles or furnace.

extracting the copper is relatively easy, buy a bunch of SS dinerware (preferably butter knives) from the local second hand or thrift shop and purt the in the copper nitrate solution. the copper will cement on to them. you can also use regular steel in you effluent catch bucket and it will create a ferrous nitrate solution and drive all copper, and pgm's out of solution if there are any

There will be soon.

Yes. It will just take more nitric acid to dissolve the ferrous metals.

Unfortunately he forgot you do not get 99.999% pure silver for first run nitric acid and sterling it takes at least 4 runs first run is only maybe 96 to 97 % using 4.6 volt refining several times using a stainless steel container

%98 to %99 The last electrolysis step will remove any platinum type metals that are contaminating the silver.

Unfortunately copper nitrate isn't very useful in the home. It's mostly used in commercial applications as a dye or antifungal agent. I generally add sodium hydroxide to my copper nitrate Solutions to form copper hydroxide. I then filter off the copper hydroxide then I melt it into copper.

@@philipbender956 thanks a lot for replying. My uncle has a small silver refinery, so wanted to know what can we can produce from it and then sell it.