GOLD RECOVERY / is there gold in transistors part 1

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Published 2021-08-03

i was lead to believe theres gold in these transistors but as you will see in this part 1 , so far theres none . in part two i will investigate if i made a mistake or if there really isnt any gold

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All Comments (20)

@christopherdangelo3965 2 years ago

I really enjoyed how humbly and respectfully you have educated the masses....
@iamthenotbenamed365 2 years ago

Brother, you could (probably) check for used metals using part-numbers, We do like your method of 'just checkin', very educational and enjoyable ...
@daisonkirkbride7205 11 months ago

Second thing you thought was mosfit is a bridge rectifier in case you want to know the name. Converts AC power into DC power. :) keep rocking on brother! And like the bird. But my dogs on the other hand go ape shit when they hear it! LMAO
@shaneyork300 2 years ago

It is sweet that you can put the copper pieces in the stock pot and recover the gold that might be in there from the spill.
@art1muz13 2 years ago

I like birds, but every time you talk, that bird goes off. Can you put it outside or elsewhere in the next video?
@marcusgonzalez7558 2 years ago

Hope you find out where the gold went. Can't wait to see part 2
@robertsletten7466 2 years ago

I would say some the Gold went with the nitric boils ... and some went with the copper into the stock pot ... I will be adding all these types of chips to on AP batch ... If I run them at all ... I do think that you may possibly want to do HCL boils, before Nitric boils .. then go to AR ... Bottom line is very little gold in those types of (I believe) power diodes chips thanks for the video will be looking forward to the part 2
@mickcipollo9961 2 years ago

I found that the bond wires are palladium, after nitric acid step, cement palladium out using sterling silver.
@bobsunkees3392 2 years ago

Nitric salts with muriatic acid you can purify the salts prior to use .
@muriaticacid7004 2 years ago

Thumbs UP
@jasong8377 2 years ago

When your dealing with tiny amounts of gold it is possible for gold to go into solution in vigorously boiling hot nitric it could very well of gone off in the nitric boils take a sample of that pore off and denox with sulfamic acid And do a stanius test
@Marek2160 2 years ago

Interesting video, thanks
@NAFOARMY 1 month ago

About 0.08 grams of gold per kilor processed, and some have no gold.
@bruceewan3914 1 year ago

good
@babisant3932 2 years ago

Pete , please enable the subtitles . Thanks in advance.
@quinton3997 6 months ago

Probably such a small amount it doesn't detect gold
@bruceewan3914 11 months ago

silver？ Someone recoverys silver from those transistors.
@2001pulsar 2 years ago

I think it's in your nitric boil
@Frenki-gy9zd 5 months ago

Can you shut up those birds they are so annoying.