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| + | There are many ways we can work towards helping FREE GEEK in the all to likely painful future. | ||
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| + | these posts come from http://www.finishing.com/188/89.shtml | ||
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| + | ''As simple as I can state it. One computer contains approx. $1.20 in precious metals and it cost approx. .80 cents to retrieve it (and that is, if you do the recovery perfectly), so you profit .34 to .40 cents . Notice I said one computer... you can strip it down to the boards, chips, and pins and still going to profit 34 to 40 cents each. hope this helped. | ||
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| + | Frankie Burk | ||
| + | - Pulaski, TN | ||
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| + | ''For those that are trying to refine electronics, maybe this will help you. I use this process for refining all gold including electronics. | ||
| + | #put 5 lbs scrap in to a heatable container and add 1 quart of HNO3 (nitric acid) 70% tech grade is ok. | ||
| + | #let acid work untill there is no more reaction. | ||
| + | #add 3 quarts of HCL (hydrochloric acid) muratic is ok. | ||
| + | #let set and work untill there is no solid metalics left. | ||
| + | #add the leach solution to clean warm water, add 1 to 1 1/2 pound of urea to solution | ||
| + | #stir to help disolve, this kills and neutralizes the nitric acid. | ||
| + | #add 1 and 1/2 teaspoon of sodium sulfite for each ounce of total metals disolved, (not just gold). | ||
| + | #filter wash, dry then melt. the gold will filter out as brown particles that look like mud, yields 999.3 fine gold.'' | ||
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| + | Maurice Robinette | ||
| + | - Enid, Oklahoma, USA | ||
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| + | That said, it seems to be a fairly dangerous and toxic process. could people trying to recycle their old computers be part of the reason there are so many stupid people online? | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 29 January 2007
- How much to we earn for the gold we process?
- How do we turn our resources into sustainability?
Here are some facts for which I hope I am mistaken:
- The US has stopped reporting how much money it is printing
- Our country has a massive debt that we will not be able to repay
- Everyone with the means is shifting their money from US to other markets
- The gold market is expereincing extrodinary growth
- Gold was capped by forcing Japan to buy it's gold with at least 50% cash. Other markets can buy up to 70% on the margin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation
http://www.usagold.com/GoldTrail/archives/ANOTHER1.html
There are many ways we can work towards helping FREE GEEK in the all to likely painful future.
these posts come from http://www.finishing.com/188/89.shtml
As simple as I can state it. One computer contains approx. $1.20 in precious metals and it cost approx. .80 cents to retrieve it (and that is, if you do the recovery perfectly), so you profit .34 to .40 cents . Notice I said one computer... you can strip it down to the boards, chips, and pins and still going to profit 34 to 40 cents each. hope this helped. Frankie Burk - Pulaski, TN
For those that are trying to refine electronics, maybe this will help you. I use this process for refining all gold including electronics.
- put 5 lbs scrap in to a heatable container and add 1 quart of HNO3 (nitric acid) 70% tech grade is ok.
- let acid work untill there is no more reaction.
- add 3 quarts of HCL (hydrochloric acid) muratic is ok.
- let set and work untill there is no solid metalics left.
- add the leach solution to clean warm water, add 1 to 1 1/2 pound of urea to solution
- stir to help disolve, this kills and neutralizes the nitric acid.
- add 1 and 1/2 teaspoon of sodium sulfite for each ounce of total metals disolved, (not just gold).
- filter wash, dry then melt. the gold will filter out as brown particles that look like mud, yields 999.3 fine gold.
Maurice Robinette - Enid, Oklahoma, USA
That said, it seems to be a fairly dangerous and toxic process. could people trying to recycle their old computers be part of the reason there are so many stupid people online?