Where is the gold hiding in e-waste? Part 3 IC Chips. Plus, How to get added value from your chips.

This is the third in a series of videos where I show where to find the gold and other precious metals hiding in e-waste and e-scrap. In this video I show where gold is hiding in plain sight in IC chips of almost all kinds. Plus, as a bonus, I explain how to get added value from your salvaged IC chips over and above their gold and precious metal value. Please visit www.mdpub.com/UrbanGoldMining/... for more information.
Other videos mentioned:
The first video in this series: • Where is the gold hidi...
The second video in this series: • Where is the gold hidi...
Recovering gold from a Beckman DU-64 UV/Vis Spectrophotometer • Recovering gold from a...
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[@dannysearcy3373]

Thank you! Finally someone explains this!

[@franchi8601]

This ia a prime video series showing which electronic components have gold and silver. For me identifying electronic components should be the 1st stage in electronic gold processing. Then the types of processing. I would love to see how you process the ceramic squares with a copper square attached, the round ceramic diodes, the rectangular ceramic chips, and circuit boards with gold printed over copper and covered in glossy ink. Also show how much (ex: weight) of a particular component is needed to leach a reasonable amount of gold (ex: gram).

[@OnsloVest]

Thanks for this series mate

[@aussiescraphunter7808]

As per usual a great video full of genuinely useful info, thank you, re more videos , for me anything that helps identify the different components on a board and offers insight into their possibe contents and value as well as explaining how to process them is gold viewing every time, keep em coming mate👍👍👍

[@scrappydoo7887]

Excellent 👍 👍 👍 i am about to start doing a recovery from 1.5kg of ic chips and 300g of gold Corner BGA chips and 500g of ram chips...

[@thubprint]

Nice! Love learning about this stuff and you know all about it 👍

[@sherifaly1017]

Thank you for your help

[@scrappydoo7887]

Would you consider having a go at the components that contain palladium? Given the price of it it may be of use 🙂

[@rockman531]

Thank You very much for the time & effort you put forth for this wonderful video!! Another comment below mentioned palladium components - I second his request for a little help! Many thanks. Stay well.

[@notsogreat123]

yes there is gold in e-waste. But the concentration is so low. If this concentration was in a gold mine it would have been abandoned long ago !!

[@quintonharvey1501]

So what's inside the eprom with the silver color in the window i can see a silver color bonding wires inside of mine was wondering if its palladium or just silver

[@KD0CAC]

What about soft ware for the chip tester , I ended up with one , but have never used ?

[@shaneyork300]

Very cool.

[@edwardcoleman8745]

What is the easiest way to depopulate boards of the tiniest parts like on cellphone's

[@xsvfan1845]

Ok question. What do you mean by flip chip. I'm still kinda new so not sure what you mean with that.

[@monikaskubski3670]

Hi.

[@muriaticacid7004]

Thumbs UP

[@bazonis1gp]

👍 👍

[@jamisontaylor878]

Sell them to crypto mining companies