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Thanks for doing it so we dont have to

Hey man how can I contact you I know more about the electrolysis of tin.

Can you make the video of purifying the tin to 99% through electrolysis

Would putting your liquid in a freeze dryer be a smart & useful option?

Thanks

Fuel pumps have boards to?

I have a Bunch of porcelain agate and fire seam Agate.. what is this stuff worth? My porcelain agate is 17.78cm x 8.89 cm x 8.89cm. 7 inches long 6 inches thick and 4 in in hight. Any idea what something that big is worth if I cut it?

Acetone and hcl and h2so4

Palladium recovery is going to make a good series

Most of us had to learn this through injuries and messes...these kids nowadays have it made.

Mike, we bought a portable Craftsman (I think) generator new that ran on gasoline. After a few years we got a conversion kit that allows it to run on *either* gasoline or LP gas. The propane doesn't seem to go bad if stored for a long time like gasoline does. The next time our power goes out for an expected extended time, we'll use up our on-hand gasoline, then switch the generator to LP gas. Seeing you start up your new generator reminded me to go do the same with ours, including ensuring that the pneumatic tires are still properly inflated. (We can't use the hard wheels in our yard, so we have to keep the pneumatic ones.)

Why not petrol-fueled Honda? It much morereliable, I should say...

Hi Mike, Does the paperwork tell you how long one tank of propane will last with a medium load?? Glad to see you planning ahead! Thumbs up! Stay safe. Jim

You might need the oil for your road trips in that old car ... thanks for the video lesson

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It is amazing you decided to record, alot of this is nonsense. When playing with chemicals you may want to do some research on what STUFF that is. But im sure you want to make 10 videos for one process.

Thanks Mike! I just ordered some for my gas cans.

This is great! Thanks for sharing!

I feel your pain Mike. Thanks this was a great video

Sombody try to mix kno3 with hcl to make Aqua regia ?

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Oh yeah, get my gas can back to the old way, totally awesome news. Love the info. Take care my friend and I will see you on the next video.

Most likely first required and invented for California due to their extremes when it comes to emissions controls. Probably leads to more spills and emissions. What you did is what we do here in California. It's illegal, but we'll take our chances.

Hi Mike, THANK YOU!!! Wonderful information!! I've been watching estate sales for the older cans! Now I can fix the newer ones for my generator. Thanks again! You can calm down now. Thumbs up! Jim

Outstanding! I never spilled fuel until some engineers and environmentalists made the cans "better". I'll be buying some of those. 😊

Handy diy fix. Now that you have the house sorted, how about fixing the nation?

Fired up Mike love this stuff. Preach it my friend. I have several 5 gallon cans for the generator. I have one good pour lid that i change from can to can

The reason why these gas cans are the way they are iis because the people that are designing them don't actually use them theyare Generation Z dimwits that don't actually do work they sit at a computer and design it and make exorbitant amounts of money for it some dimwit was pouring gasoline out of a normal can dropped it the gas continue to pour out all over the place as it lay on its side and some CAD designer thought I can fix that and there you have it just ordered mine hurry 1 left

Who ever engineered those gas cans should be sent to Elba, never to return ! Just ordered two retro-sets, THANK you for pointing this out inside a quick video. Cheers !!

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Thank you so much for your videos! I started collecting gold pieces last year and am just now starting to process for the first time. I was always wondering how to best clean the waste so that it could be either put into the sewer and/or trash. You answered both of those questions and with very little cost involved! Thank you!!!!

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Palladium nitrate is an orange chemical. Add some HCl to drop out the silver. Then I usually use ammonia to make a sparingly soluble complex of PdCl2(NH2)2 it is a pale yellow salt. It helps to distill off excess nitric acid to make the chemistry more efficient.

Off topic: poor man's nitric. Would it be better to use sodium nitrate crystals + sulfuric only when needed or premix these in a bottle and have ready for a job?

It’s called a vacuum moisture trap.

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I use smh to precipitate gold but it fail ...is it necessary to adjust pH ??? Or smb have expiry date?

What would you say about using gold ex to extract gold from dirty gold bars bought on line?

Could you use brass to cement out the precious metal instead of copper

Hold your breath

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I find a thin layer of Wax helps when I am cutting glass to prevent cracking and chipping because my tile saw is garbage and chips everything so I needed a work around and its fairly effective for me

@32:31 how do you recover any lead? is it not as valuable as copper at least? if not more?

i would enjoy watching more copper purification videos, with heat or chemistry. if you feel so inclined, have you got any other than the one?

Excellent result, I am glad the formic reduction worked well! I am surprised the copper cementation went so badly though, classic case of practical chem. behaviour not obeying the theoretical behaviour. Thats a surprising yield, I am very curious to what this material is from, do update us if you find out! I have found that boiling is an excellent way to agglomerate small particles of most metals, the Pd has a decent purity to have done that! I would say an additional boil in 10% dilute sulfuric should increase purity and assist in agglomeration of particles. Also, the formic reduction would have been faster in a concentrated solution, so for larger batches I would suggest: after initial extraction drop everything on zinc or aluminium; wash Zn/Al out with a dilute HCl boil; redissolve in nitric or AR so the Pd is concentrated; formic reduction and same process with additional dilute sulfuric boil. This should be faster and more efficient. Excited to see where you go with this next, keep up the good work.

You could just cement base metals with pgm if you need to. It is so much easier to separate finely divided metals than an alloy or even plating. Just boil in an acid after that your desired pgm isn't soluble in. All those finely divided base metals should clean up easily.

@1:11:04 that 13.10 grams of gold is looking alot better today than it did a year ago. :D

@1:09:43 is there a part five?

@48:17 perhaps chasing the gold silver and copper is the worng thing to do before chasing tin, zinc lead, and any other low level metals?