Gold Recovery from Ceramic CPU's AMD Athlon and Duron

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
  • E-waste gold recovery ceramic processor/CPU AMD Athlon/Duron Gold recovery with Nitric acid and Aqua Regia

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  • @ivsongold322
    @ivsongold322 3 года назад +4

    _Very good_ ♻️👌🏾

  • @rastakillah3786
    @rastakillah3786 3 года назад +1

    So that's like 0.0437 gold and 0.212917 silver from each of those Athlons xD noice work, precise, interesting separation there. Curious how does it change in newer CPUs

    • @toomuchdebt5669
      @toomuchdebt5669 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/9qmXMR-e6gA/видео.html

  • @markmitchelloldmanprospect3969
    @markmitchelloldmanprospect3969 3 года назад +1

    perfect textbook drop

  • @jackmclane1826
    @jackmclane1826 Год назад +1

    Here without the sulfuric acid step you get pretty much what everybody gets...

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  Год назад

      These are ceramic CPUs, not soluble in sulphuric acid.

    • @jackmclane1826
      @jackmclane1826 Год назад

      @@ogbullion I know. But then there is also no hazard of losing bond wires suspended in the goopy mess the sulphuric acid/plastic leaves behind.
      And also those ceramic processors don't have any gold bond wires in them that could get lost.

  • @กรกนกสันติ
    @กรกนกสันติ 3 года назад +1

    Excuse me, what acid you add in the beker first
    Than you,bro

  • @سیدجلیلمیرکاظمنژادفروهی

    سلام استاد برای نیتریک اول ۳۸ درصد بود برای
    تیزاب هم ایا ۳۸ درصد استفاده کردید وکلرید ریکم ۳۰درصد ودرضمن برای همه تنوعات قطعات الکترونیک این مقدار نیتریککاری وتیزاب ثابت است یا فرق میکند واگر فرق میکند درصد هر دو را بفرمایید بسیار متشکرم

  • @antoniotrepistole1383
    @antoniotrepistole1383 2 года назад +1

    Nice video can you tell me please where did the MLCCs and resistors go, did they disolve or did you remove them first thanks.

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  2 года назад

      Thanks! They dissolved in nitric acid, this is where the silver came from.

  • @noecarrillo4391
    @noecarrillo4391 3 года назад +1

    Nice video but i have a question can you please tell me why you didn't use sugar after adding the lye thank you

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  3 года назад +1

      Not enough the material to start the reaction ( I tried).

    • @noecarrillo4391
      @noecarrillo4391 3 года назад

      Ok thank you but normally and if you have more material you add sugar right

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  3 года назад +1

      @@noecarrillo4391 yes.

  • @洪志遠-p3s
    @洪志遠-p3s 3 года назад +1

    isn't or not there's gold inside of CPU?

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  3 года назад +1

      There is no gold inside in this tipe of CPU.

  • @Frenki-gy9zd
    @Frenki-gy9zd 11 месяцев назад

    How come you didn't break up the ceramic to get the gold bonding wires inside?

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  11 месяцев назад

      There is no bonding wires in this type of cpu. It has a surface mounted silica chip that not connect with bond wires

  • @victormanuelsilvamartinez7011
    @victormanuelsilvamartinez7011 Год назад +1

    pleas help i used urea in excess and the metabisulfite doesnt precipitate nothing, what i did wrong, can i precipitate it again with ascorbic acid or zinc cianuro?

    • @ogbullion
      @ogbullion  Год назад

      Do a stannous test on the solution, if positive for gold add more SMB.