Quartz have invisible gold ,this way to see it

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
  • Don’t need to qrush quartz to powder if there no visible gold

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  • @Musallem77l
    @Musallem77l 5 дней назад +8

    Man, I thank God that you are back again with these very, very enjoyable and useful videos. I have benefited a lot from this wonderful video. Thank you.

  • @Kicklow25
    @Kicklow25 5 дней назад +5

    Excellent Video.
    is impressive the result You get.
    We pray to God keep You healthy and continue doing mining
    Thanks for sharing my Friend.
    I’m Minero74 from GRF .

  • @AlabamaUSA1234
    @AlabamaUSA1234 3 дня назад +3

    New subscriber
    I live in a gold rich area and find quartz with gold you can see. I cut and polish gems from my artesian creek.
    Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me

  • @jayaar5978
    @jayaar5978 5 дней назад +5

    Might consider filtering decanting the pregnant Aqua Regia Before adding Urea, just in case there are precipitation minerals remaining in the ore after the HCl pre-treatment. Good Work, identifying where to focus larger tests on!

  • @Jatslo
    @Jatslo 5 дней назад +9

    It pays to know your ore. Thanks for sharing.

  • @jamesowens2781
    @jamesowens2781 4 дня назад +1

    I learn so much through your work

  • @PrinceBejita
    @PrinceBejita 5 дней назад +4

    only true if you grind the remaining big rocks too into powder and check them with acid too....maybe the acid just cant enter the big rocks and more gold is trapped without the acid touching it....same if you just put a giant rock inside a pool of acid....the smaller it is the more surface area to meet with the acid.....is what i think

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +4

      Rocks braking in places where gold fluids was going. After I use hydrochloric aside they was white color, no brown, or black spots that’s means no gold in them .

  • @dejan_milic
    @dejan_milic 2 дня назад +1

    Lijepo objašnjeno 👍🏼

  • @markmayer2029
    @markmayer2029 5 дней назад +3

    Just wondering why you didn't do a pound or kilogram of material, precipitate it with SMB, then weigh the powder to see how much Gold is in a ton.

    • @rebellionaire8786
      @rebellionaire8786 4 дня назад

      Where is the gold , anyways!!.......How to obtain Gold from the solution afterwards ??

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  4 дня назад +3

      @rebellionaire8786 that black powder is the gold you need just filtrate that powder and smelt it . Ok I make video you will see

  • @ghost-il5th
    @ghost-il5th 4 дня назад +3

    Your videos are great but the problem is that you do not show the final product of gold after the smelting process, meaning that you do not show the percentage of gold present in a certain weight of these rocks. Is it economically feasible?

    • @ghost-il5th
      @ghost-il5th 4 дня назад

      @@myadventure7069 You can give the percentage of gold per kilogram, for example, without showing pictures of your gold so that we can know if it is worth the trouble.

    • @dailylifeofanimals7158
      @dailylifeofanimals7158 3 дня назад

      What do you mean by that​@@myadventure7069

    • @Dennis-hu5tp
      @Dennis-hu5tp 2 дня назад

      @ghost-il5th
      -Why don’t you do a complete video yourself that shows the whole process from stone to high grade gold? I think your question is a rethoric one..

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  День назад

      No wort of trouble if you working with little amounts of ore.for biger amouts you need spent a lot of money to get equipment . So I do what I can just to show you how to recover that gold from ore and how found it

    • @ghost-il5th
      @ghost-il5th День назад

      @ I don't remember knocking on your door

  • @triram10
    @triram10 5 дней назад +2

    How did you crush by hand and metal mortar and pestle or machine would like to see that . Thanks

  • @henrydordo9378
    @henrydordo9378 3 дня назад +1

    Very educative. But to extract this gold in large quantities of rock is it also going to be done with chemical process? Especially since those chemicals are very expensive

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  3 дня назад +1

      You don’t need strong acids to dissolve this gold I did experiments with weak aqua regia it works good ,need just heat and litlbit more time

    • @henrydordo9378
      @henrydordo9378 3 дня назад

      @myadventure7069 So after crushing rock what chemical that is added to prevent the gold extraction with mercury? And in such case how can I extract the gold if i don't know the chemical. I ask because someone gave me some gold rich rock to extract the gold

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  3 дня назад +1

      In your cause you need crush it and pan it ,don’t start with chemicals

    • @henrydordo9378
      @henrydordo9378 3 дня назад +1

      @@myadventure7069 okay for clarity. 2 gold rocks were presented to me from same site. Both crushed already. One can be extracted by panning. The other one has some chemicals added that gold is difficult to extract by panning or even using mercury. So which chemical process will be best for the second sample? Thank you

  • @orophilia
    @orophilia 5 дней назад +4

    Great example, Romas. Very convincing. I’m working on a dry concentrator for the very fine material. When it gets warmer and drier we’ll try it.

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +3

      I got new idea to make small gold to floating.it is to make water more dense. Tomorrow I will test that.

    • @assafjacob5762
      @assafjacob5762 5 дней назад +1

      Is a shaker table not enough to separate the fine dust gold?

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      We are talking about micro gold

  • @nevilletaylor490
    @nevilletaylor490 5 дней назад +3

    I read the brown crappy, rust colored quartz more likely to have gold then the pure white quartz.

  • @dann409
    @dann409 3 дня назад

    Makes sense you could have gold in nature look like it does when precipitated from aqua regia.

  • @lamancha7066
    @lamancha7066 5 дней назад

    Awesome video. How long did you heated the dust sample and at what temperature?
    Best regards

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      Gold is very small and dissolves fast . I working with low heat. About 80 degrees Celsius and 10 minutes

    • @lamancha7066
      @lamancha7066 5 дней назад

      @myadventure7069 Thank you so much

  • @SomsackVongsa
    @SomsackVongsa 5 дней назад +1

    In Argeria.it is against the law to pick up a rock.maybe.

  • @assafjacob5762
    @assafjacob5762 5 дней назад

    Is a shaker table not enough to separate the fine dust gold?

  • @veliicer4340
    @veliicer4340 5 дней назад +1

    Hello, can we use nitric acid instead of potassium nitrate?

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      Yes.just don’t add a lot of nitric aside .

    • @veliicer4340
      @veliicer4340 5 дней назад

      @@myadventure7069 Aqua Regia

  • @dzdz8629
    @dzdz8629 5 дней назад

    Big great from Morocco sir.

  • @mattbeckmann1928
    @mattbeckmann1928 3 дня назад

    Very slow reaction which is indicative of slight Concentration

  • @232w
    @232w 4 дня назад

    I have a quarts, but I don't know if it have a gold, but I can't see it

  • @ETAisNOW
    @ETAisNOW День назад

    You really just sloshed hydrochloric acid around with bare hands hahahahaha

  • @مصده
    @مصده 5 дней назад

    Hi. You must consider that hcl can disolve gold in rock without nitric . I sure and test it several times.

    • @PHUCKyoutube689
      @PHUCKyoutube689 4 дня назад

      Not without the addition of sodium hypochlorite it won't.

    • @مصده
      @مصده 3 дня назад

      @@PHUCKyoutube689 in theory you are right but manganese dioxide and other oxide agent in rock can do this

  • @74KU
    @74KU 5 дней назад

    stannous chloride, Gold standard, pun intended.

  • @mastermo5aic
    @mastermo5aic 2 дня назад

    What if they were rings of an ancient tree?

  • @miltondamiao6540
    @miltondamiao6540 4 дня назад

    Muito boa sua explicação, muito prático de se fazer.

  • @ErichErstu
    @ErichErstu 5 дней назад

    how much gold was there in the end?

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      Not to much . But this video not about how much. Is about where and how

  • @gerard8496
    @gerard8496 4 дня назад

    and even outside dont do this with out a resperator

  • @gerard8496
    @gerard8496 4 дня назад

    yak yak yak get to it comrad

  • @princeangel1627
    @princeangel1627 5 дней назад

    So you mean that iron stain color was a invisible gold?

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      No ! I used hydrochloric aside to remove iron ,gold was on the bottom I use aquaregia to dissolve that gold.

    • @princeangel1627
      @princeangel1627 5 дней назад

      @myadventure7069 what is the color of invisible gold from that rock?

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад +1

      @princeangel1627 dark brown almost black

    • @princeangel1627
      @princeangel1627 5 дней назад

      @@myadventure7069 thank you so i really appreciate your a answer 🙏🏼

    • @au452U
      @au452U 4 дня назад

      @@myadventure7069 The gold is so small, it can't reflect the light like larger pieces.

  • @ChrisJohnson-py4gg
    @ChrisJohnson-py4gg 5 дней назад +1

    Maybe sulfide gold also

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  5 дней назад

      Aquaria discovers all sulfides

    • @sankarnayak2638
      @sankarnayak2638 5 дней назад +1

      iam itresting in alkemy but ur program helped me lot as a side dish like wine with food than

  • @miltondamiao6540
    @miltondamiao6540 4 дня назад

    Hoje fiz um teste de recuperar o ouro usando ácido muriático e água sanitária, deu super certo.

  • @harrison4687
    @harrison4687 5 дней назад +1

    Gold is in the powder!

  • @kambizrostami3869
    @kambizrostami3869 3 дня назад

    Sure❤

    • @kambizrostami3869
      @kambizrostami3869 3 дня назад

      Yes its a good practical exam thank you dear. Boad achahe . Iam rostami from iran .

  • @420Brew
    @420Brew 4 дня назад

    I'm frustrated to.see you didn't crush all of it..that rock was full of it! You can't say there isn't any in that declassified pile! There is so you should apply all that back into a crusher and assay it as well!

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  4 дня назад

      Why you can’t do it you know how much time that takes to do this work and I don’t have a crusher to crush those rocks

  • @ВладимирХамстер-г5о

    Благодарю. Невероятное открытие для меня.

  • @АндрейОрловский-ч6к

    Не понимаю было 2 стакана с царской водкой а сейчас с белым осадком вы слили раствор или упариливместе с песком

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  2 дня назад

      Я прокепитил в соляной кислоте , ее вылил и промыл водой получился белый осадок кварц , и толко потом сделал царскую водку в которой растворилось золото которое и было в камне. Белый осадок это кварц . Белым стал после кипечения в соляной кислоте . Золото в соляной кислоте нерастворимом оно осталось в белом кварце в виде черных крупинок

  • @محمدالصنعاني-و9ه
    @محمدالصنعاني-و9ه 5 дней назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @sankarnayak2638
    @sankarnayak2638 5 дней назад

    thankyu sir iam from india thamilnadu.u r jeenios.iam watching continew four yers.but i

  • @АндрейОрловский-ч6к

    Скажите пожайлуста вы ударили царская водку до сухого

    • @myadventure7069
      @myadventure7069  2 дня назад

      Нет . Я использую мочевину. Но перед тем как травить в царской водке я прокепитил в соляной кислоте и промыл водой.

  • @SCPadventures1776
    @SCPadventures1776 5 дней назад +2

    Show me 😅

  • @محمدعلیآجورلو
    @محمدعلیآجورلو 5 дней назад

    از ایران باعرض ادب واحترام به مرد نامبر 1❤

  • @АндрейОрловский-ч6к

    Мочевина это понятно гасить азотку но куда делись эти растворы и какие коричневые частички на дне это золото если оно должно было уйти в раствор

  • @guy-michellebel8740
    @guy-michellebel8740 День назад

    Why just you don't pan it? Chemicals is mostly pollution 🤷

  • @АндрейОрловский-ч6к

    Я просто тоже пытаюсь заниматься таким хобби ты брат в какой стране трудишься

  • @GalaxyMiners-v9i
    @GalaxyMiners-v9i 5 дней назад +1

    I build orophillia RUclips channel Shaker table. Then melt what look like pyrite. I have 1 video on channel my profile picture is size of gold vein.

  • @АндрейОрловский-ч6к

    Вы не вынимаете магнитную фракцию у вас железо посадил золото на себя будут потери

  • @cryptowen2084
    @cryptowen2084 4 дня назад

    Didn't see any gold at all

  • @Porcupine-t1h
    @Porcupine-t1h 2 часа назад

    So little it's pointless

  • @abumeshaal5388
    @abumeshaal5388 5 дней назад

    How at first you say hydrochloric then you say Nitric
    Secondly how the color of the dust was brown then changed to white
    Ok if we followed this way is there a video you published sharing and teaching how to get the gold out by this chemical way full
    How hydrochloric acid alone can melt the gold

    • @PHUCKyoutube689
      @PHUCKyoutube689 3 дня назад +1

      He used hydrochloric to leach unwanted base metals that react with HCI. The ore changes color because he leached out the iron with the HCI. Then he made Aqua regia which is a mix of HCI and Nitric acid to extract any gold. To recover the gold you would denox the solution to remove any excess nitric acid then use Sodium Metabisulfite to precipitate out the gold.