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RE: Gold Recovery From IC Chips

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Damn bro, how can one guy be this talented. I was following the process until you brought Chemistry into it and all the fancy chemicals, oxidisation, reduction, reagents and what not. 😅

I knew they contain Gold but didn't know it can be any significant amount. At the incinerating stage I was saying to myself it doesn't look safe but the chemical part looked even more dangerous to me with concentrated acids and what not...lol

What a beautiful display of application of chemistry. Wish my school taught me chemistry like this. Chemistry 101 - How to extract Gold from ICs 😎

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              There would only be significant amounts of gold if you have a significant amount of material to start with.

              It's usually around 100-150 grams per metric ton of e-waste material.

              So, the financial aspect of it would be more relevant when you go on larger scales. Otherwise, It's more of a hobby and a justification to play with dangerous stuff 🤪

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