I've seen some incredible things in my 58 yrs on this earth. However, what you did in this silver processing video by adding sugar, of all things, to the silver oxide blew me away!😮 Your step by step procedure tonight has just earned a place in my top 5 of the most remarkable and beyond incredible things I've ever seen. I truly want to thank you for the time you took to make this video. It's truly an amazing and spectacular experience ✨️ You Rock, sir!
The fact you made such a dumb comment made sense when I realized you're probably an antivaxxer. ''Oh my, you're telling me sugar is a chemical?'' Yes pumpkin, it's a reducing agent in this case, I don't understand how this baffles you to this degree.
There are so many ways to convert these metals into different versions. My mind gets blown everytime I watch your videos. Please keep them coming I thoroughly enjoy them
I know copper is small fry compared to gold and silver but... Man with how diligent you are at maximizing each waste treatment, I'm shocked you just get rid of it!!
I’d agree. Copper isn’t gold but it is pretty valuable when you have a lot of it. You could take the copper metal and make an ingot out of it and reuse it in your silver treatment.
It’s amazing. In Australia people steal copper all the time because of its value. Often we get power outages because someone has stolen copper wire. I’m surprised that it has not much value in the states
I love how far you have come since i first saw you on the forum. I think we started on the forum at the same time. You mastered the processes👍👍 From New Zealand 🇳🇿
I have been watching your past video. The things you have done. Refining virtually every precious metal known. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make your channel. You are awesome.
I love this. This is the kind of thorough, well thought, well explained, accurate information I’ve come to expect from this channel. It excellent seeing the full path your processes take and seeing the waste end of it safely covered also. Thank you!
I don't know what you do with all your note sheets, but if you keep them, I would love a video on how much gold you lose over the course of 6 months or so, and a follow up on refining the gold waste from that time to see how much of your "lost" gold is recovered in the long run.
Me encanta ver sus videos son geniales,yo hice el proceso pero con hierro y se metalizo muy bien el cloruro de plata que procese de restos de plata sucia,salio una buena calidad de plata,ahora voy a experimentar con este proceso suyo... bendiciones!!!
Nothing short of amazement! When i ponder the periodic table and chemistry in particular, i see everything follows a specific set of laws, I am not convinced that it's a result of pure chance
I’ll take what little silver chloride I collect and use soda ash to convert it in the crucible. I just don’t like the amount of waste water I get from this method. I’m glad you did another take. I forgot how exothermic this reaction is.
Silver chloride with sodium carbonate reduction to pure silver in a hot crucible. I’ve never tried it. Harold_V said it will boil over if you don’t leave enough room in the crucible.
@@sreetips yes that is true, and the soda ash will eat crucibles. I have very little hanging around. I use an old beat up crucible in the furnace, while I make my silver shot.
Even if it doubles, spending time to recover and refine it suitable for use would be way more than just buying clean copper. Even double, it’s still cheap and plentiful.
Yeah, this looks a lot more messy than using nitric acid and copper. Fortunately you don't have to do it very often and it does make good content. Thanks for another interesting video.
I know another refiner who swears by using lye and sugar to get pure silver. His claim is that you get 3 nines silver without using the silver cell, “and you get your palladium, if any, up front.”
I really enjoy your videos and I’m thinking about starting an electrolytic silver cell. It’s very interesting and a great way to get silver vs paying over spot prices.
Have you noticed how that brown liquid smells like burnt sugar? It’s because it is! the sugar, in reducing the silver oxide to silver metal, becomes oxidized itself.
Remembering found some old silver stash that someone back in 50's robbed buried along some road documented the guy got prison time because he got caught by finger prints before he could dig up loot got kill in a car accident ! I Had to turn the loot did get some the silver back in coins as a reward but left it with my mom when I was in the service then geuss what she was robbed ! 😂
I always wondered about the waste. I knew you didnt dump it down the drain. What an interesting setup you have. You ever get to go on vacation? Seems like you always have something to do or refine. Thanks for the great content. I dont know if I'll ever have enough scrap around to try. All the retiree's beat me to the good stuff. Ha.
I thought I should add that the Red solution is a product out of the first stock pot I ever filled, over a year ago. I harvested silver, some gold and am left with this Red solution.
I’m not quite sure about that. I add lye until it turns a uniform jet-black color. Then enough sugar, a little at a time, until no more reaction occurs.
Where do you dispose of treated chemicals ive alway wondered about that is there a place you take it or is it safe enough for thd drain asking because if i try to refine i want to be doing it properly that includes getting rid of the waste Happy Easter SREETIPS another great informative video
Happy Easter. I treat the liquid so that’s is almost safe enough to drink. I dry the metal hydroxides to moist cakes, add it to the land fill. But you should check with your local regs.
@@sreetips that is awesome I had no idea you could remove all the toxicity that is amazing I use to work for a hydrovac company we were tasked with clean up of toxic spills I know when that ammonia train derailed in Oklahoma years ago it took months we had to remove 6 foot of soil and send it to a plant to clean the soil and we had neutralizers as well we used that job took months and months even though it paid excellent money I had enough and got a job at Caterpillar much safer job and paid well but it was nasty that spill
You could make back all the losses refining copper using it for added content. I'd be curious to see you do it once. But i get the economics aren't there.
I’ve got so much silver, gold and platinum group stuff. Wasting time on copper just doesn’t make sense for me. I’m worried about running out of time before I can get everything done!
Wouldn't scrap yards (with its own copper furnace) still take that contaminated copper? Maybe if that copper was melted into shot and let sit in water to rust out the ferrous metal? Just thinking of how to get a few bucks a lb for that stuff for scrap. Worst case might get brass prices?
If my first batch didn’t have enough lye , could I use the poor off and add more silver and start the reaction again ? I’m gunna try it because mine didn’t boil it got hot didn’t boil .. so now it’s settling I will wait till morning and see what kinda mess I have
@@sreetips I was not a fan of the lye and sugar method , I even bought the stick blender like you have so I could mix well and it was just a big headache , so I looked into other ways and found that if you take the washed silver chloride with just a little water and put it into a Pyrex dish with a couple drops of sulphuric acid and put aluminum (I used a heat sync off computer fan ) then cover it within hours it’s all converted like magic just rinse and melt !! There was a good video online about it not sure if you tried that method but for me never again will I use lye sugar … probably just copper to cement it out
No, it’s heavily contaminated with other metals. Getting it suitable for use in refining silver would cost more than just buying clean copper. It’s cheap and plentiful.
Are you not able to take the copper that you recover and use it in your silver treatment bucket? Is it too impure? Surely you would just have to melt it into ingots and re-use it.
I realize chlorine/ tap water is ok with NaCl but how is chloramine or the polyacrylamides used in flocculation among other minerals that preexisted or leach in during transport effect Silver Chloride?
I don’t know, but I found this on balancing chemical equations: 2AgCl + 2NaOH = Ag2O + 2NaCl + H2O as a legitimate chemical equation. I’m not a trained chemist.
Instead of hydrochloric acid to precipitate the silver chloride, would salt work? It has the Cl ions for the chloride, and should give you sodium nitrate as waste. Unless you want the nitric acid as waste.
I got some silver chloride in my silver stock pot along with the cemented silver and other metals. Any tips on how to separate that when I go to refine my silver stock pot?
If it were mine, and I had silver chloride in my silver stock pot, I’d just ignore it and dissolve everything in nitric to start with. Then just filter it out with the insoluble gold and PGMs.
Kinda off video topic for the day, so the aqua regia will put the gold foils from GF material because it’s so thin? If so can I put real thin karat material into a GF batch? Like say earring studs beat flat?
I don’t know, I’ve never tried that. But it seems like it should. The only problem is if there’s lots of silver in the karat alloy of that beaten gold.
Sreetips, have you run the cost on making copper through electrolysis ? I heard it Pennies to run and you will get the slimes to process for other precious metals…
@sreetips I see a lot of people using Jet Dry dish detergent when panning fine gold, but if I were you, I would definitely research any potential reactions before implementing it.
bravo another fine presentation ,just told dan hurd to grind a perfect sun style in a piece of b .c. ocean picture stoneif the rock will heat and take a pour of 999 au that stone goes from 10 to 100
They say oxalic acid is a “polishing step” which means it’s best used on gold that’s fairly high purity to begin with. Ferrous sulfate is good for gold in solution with PGMs.
Both solutions must be very hot, boiling if possible. Plus the pH of the oxalic acid solution must because up around pH5 or higher before the reaction will work properly. I used ammonia to raise the pH of the oxalic acid, because that’s what book calls for.
Where my ladies at lmao on the last thread they showed themselves and then deleted their comments. Not just here. It happens even at the bank. I'm being followed. Lmao. They always do that and then I go crazy lmao. Like barbarian caveman SpongeBob looking all around confused... HI
please stop chewing on your tongue and lips with the microphone at your mouth... if you had a headset on you'd know why I'm asking... idk what the deal is why people do that.. but im asking in the nicest way possible.. cause i really enjoy your videos an everthing..!!!
cool.. thanks... i appreciate you not getting mad or upset about i wasnt meaning it in an insulting way or anything.. but im sure you know what i meant thanks for the reply! im sure other people notice too just they hadnt said anything.. i really like your videos im working on getting stuff stocked up to do the same thing@@sreetips
😂such a delicate balance of F'n around and finding out. Always enjoy your chemistry lessons
I've seen some incredible things in my 58 yrs on this earth. However, what you did in this silver processing video by adding sugar, of all things, to the silver oxide blew me away!😮 Your step by step procedure tonight has just earned a place in my top 5 of the most remarkable and beyond incredible things I've ever seen. I truly want to thank you for the time you took to make this video. It's truly an amazing and spectacular experience ✨️ You Rock, sir!
Excellent, thank you!
The fact you made such a dumb comment made sense when I realized you're probably an antivaxxer. ''Oh my, you're telling me sugar is a chemical?'' Yes pumpkin, it's a reducing agent in this case, I don't understand how this baffles you to this degree.
There are so many ways to convert these metals into different versions. My mind gets blown everytime I watch your videos. Please keep them coming I thoroughly enjoy them
I know copper is small fry compared to gold and silver but... Man with how diligent you are at maximizing each waste treatment, I'm shocked you just get rid of it!!
I’d agree. Copper isn’t gold but it is pretty valuable when you have a lot of it. You could take the copper metal and make an ingot out of it and reuse it in your silver treatment.
I can’t even give it away.
He should at least set it aside until there's enough to care about. I agree, it seems to violate Sreetips' ethics to just toss it.
That's how i drop most my silver thin run it thru the cell! Supper pure silver at the end!
It’s amazing. In Australia people steal copper all the time because of its value. Often we get power outages because someone has stolen copper wire. I’m surprised that it has not much value in the states
You make great content. Keep up the good work and I really appreciate you mixing things up and not doing the same job over and over.
I love how far you have come since i first saw you on the forum.
I think we started on the forum at the same time.
You mastered the processes👍👍
From New Zealand 🇳🇿
I remember fumbling about when I first started in the forum. It’s been a wonderful journey, and I’m still learning new things.
I have been watching your past video. The things you have done. Refining virtually every precious metal known. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make your channel. You are awesome.
Thank you!
Love all your videos , a true legend and value to us all ! Thanks again
I love this. This is the kind of thorough, well thought, well explained, accurate information I’ve come to expect from this channel.
It excellent seeing the full path your processes take and seeing the waste end of it safely covered also.
Thank you!
This was a great video, cant waot for part 2,
Wish you did more of this conversion
You make this seem so cost effective, seems as if nothing goes to waste !
I don't know what you do with all your note sheets, but if you keep them, I would love a video on how much gold you lose over the course of 6 months or so, and a follow up on refining the gold waste from that time to see how much of your "lost" gold is recovered in the long run.
Thanks! I had forgotten about this method.
Me encanta ver sus videos son geniales,yo hice el proceso pero con hierro y se metalizo muy bien el cloruro de plata que procese de restos de plata sucia,salio una buena calidad de plata,ahora voy a experimentar con este proceso suyo... bendiciones!!!
Very spectacular reactions, I loved that you showed the temperature of these. Awesome ❤👍🏻
🎶 a spoon full of sugar makes the silver drop right out 🎶
I was thinking, "Some spoons full of sugar makes the chemicals erupt, in the most delightful way."
I was worried you weren’t gonna get a video out on Easter! I appreciate all your work that you do. I love all your content!
Wow! Had a Mythbuster's vibe.. :) Thank your Sreetips. Proof what Sugar does to the Human Body. 😁
All this knowledge and techniques! Impressive as always boss. Really fabulous.
This is just the video I needed!
Nothing short of amazement!
When i ponder the periodic table and chemistry in particular, i see everything follows a specific set of laws, I am not convinced that it's a result of pure chance
I’ll take what little silver chloride I collect and use soda ash to convert it in the crucible. I just don’t like the amount of waste water I get from this method. I’m glad you did another take. I forgot how exothermic this reaction is.
Silver chloride with sodium carbonate reduction to pure silver in a hot crucible. I’ve never tried it. Harold_V said it will boil over if you don’t leave enough room in the crucible.
@@sreetips yes that is true, and the soda ash will eat crucibles. I have very little hanging around. I use an old beat up crucible in the furnace, while I make my silver shot.
very cool to see how you process the silver chlorides, i like the use of the siphons
I think you make Bigstack cry when you throw out copper.
I don’t he’d like the highly contaminated copper from my waste treatment bucket. It’s pretty much waste at that point.
🤣🤣 I can see his subtitles now... "But... but the COPPER!!!😭😭" LOL
According to wikipedia, silver hydroxide spontaneously decays to silver oxide and water.
When you put the sugar in its like its got a mind of its own!
Like a two hundred degree monster.
Great lesson. Very cool process.
Chief, with the price of copper going up you might want to salvage the copper from your treatment buckets.
Even if it doubles, spending time to recover and refine it suitable for use would be way more than just buying clean copper. Even double, it’s still cheap and plentiful.
@@sreetips I don't think I'd refine it much further than it cements out, just go bulk buckets and recycle it. Just a random thought from a fan.
Yeah, this looks a lot more messy than using nitric acid and copper. Fortunately you don't have to do it very often and it does make good content. Thanks for another interesting video.
I know another refiner who swears by using lye and sugar to get pure silver. His claim is that you get 3 nines silver without using the silver cell, “and you get your palladium, if any, up front.”
I really enjoy your videos and I’m thinking about starting an electrolytic silver cell. It’s very interesting and a great way to get silver vs paying over spot prices.
Pretty fascinating stuff this. It's like practical chemistry.
😅 “if you do it right” and if not you will be looking at the down stairs neighbor through the floor.
Wow, what a reaction! Great stuff Sreetips
Thnk u, for explaining and showing along, u are gold
You are a great Alchemist Sreetips 🏴☠️✨
Very interesting.
Although sugar is readily available, other reductants such as formaldehyde or formate might give you much cleaner product.
I like sugar because it’s in everyone’s pantry
I didn’t know those would work.
Have you noticed how that brown liquid smells like burnt sugar? It’s because it is! the sugar, in reducing the silver oxide to silver metal, becomes oxidized itself.
I can’t smell it because the fume hood draws it away
Remembering found some old silver stash that someone back in 50's robbed buried along some road documented the guy got prison time because he got caught by finger prints before he could dig up loot got kill in a car accident ! I Had to turn the loot did get some the silver back in coins as a reward but left it with my mom when I was in the service then geuss what she was robbed ! 😂
That’s incredible.
I always wondered about the waste. I knew you didnt dump it down the drain. What an interesting setup you have. You ever get to go on vacation? Seems like you always have something to do or refine. Thanks for the great content. I dont know if I'll ever have enough scrap around to try. All the retiree's beat me to the good stuff. Ha.
Looking forward to part 2
In progress.
werewolf and Vampire Bulit making material lol
Adding some salt to the rinse water reduces the tendency of the silver to be suspended.
If you don't want the copper, you can always send it to me! It's my favourite metal!
It would cost more to clean it up and ship it than it’s worth.
@@sreetips that's true.
I'd love to see a copper refining video, though.
You always could do a "contaminated copper bar" subscriber giveaway
Good work team
I thought I should add that the Red solution is a product out of the first stock pot I ever filled, over a year ago. I harvested silver, some gold and am left with this Red solution.
I’ve see platinum solutions that are red. Test with stannous to confirm.
Excellent Work Sreetips 🏴☠️ Thank you for sharing with us. God Bless 🙏 Hail Science 🧪
hey tips long time no see ,now your just showing what i like about you ever want to show your folks working my claim in new mex
thank you sreetips. so cool. what ratio of silver chloride and lye do you find that works. then ratio of silver oxide and sugar?
I’m not quite sure about that. I add lye until it turns a uniform jet-black color. Then enough sugar, a little at a time, until no more reaction occurs.
Just sell the copper at a recycling center.
They won’t take it, it’s highly contaminated with other metals, mostly iron.
amazing
I think the orange color is cuprous oxide
Had to look it up, I think you may be right.
Where do you dispose of treated chemicals ive alway wondered about that is there a place you take it or is it safe enough for thd drain asking because if i try to refine i want to be doing it properly that includes getting rid of the waste Happy Easter SREETIPS another great informative video
Happy Easter. I treat the liquid so that’s is almost safe enough to drink. I dry the metal hydroxides to moist cakes, add it to the land fill. But you should check with your local regs.
@@sreetips that is awesome I had no idea you could remove all the toxicity that is amazing I use to work for a hydrovac company we were tasked with clean up of toxic spills I know when that ammonia train derailed in Oklahoma years ago it took months we had to remove 6 foot of soil and send it to a plant to clean the soil and we had neutralizers as well we used that job took months and months even though it paid excellent money I had enough and got a job at Caterpillar much safer job and paid well but it was nasty that spill
You could make back all the losses refining copper using it for added content. I'd be curious to see you do it once. But i get the economics aren't there.
I’ve got so much silver, gold and platinum group stuff. Wasting time on copper just doesn’t make sense for me. I’m worried about running out of time before I can get everything done!
@@sreetips well that's not the worst problem to have 🤣
This is cool , but why didn't you use a very fine filter to separate it. Would have been quicker, and less time consuming.
Didn’t think of it
Would love to see a copper refining cell. The copper purified could probably at least cover some costs of like acids and other consumables
It would cost more in supplies and fuel than it would to just buy it. Clean copper is cheap and plentiful.
The silver sell is definetly less work!
Wouldn't scrap yards (with its own copper furnace) still take that contaminated copper? Maybe if that copper was melted into shot and let sit in water to rust out the ferrous metal? Just thinking of how to get a few bucks a lb for that stuff for scrap. Worst case might get brass prices?
They won’t touch it
Put that scrap copper waste on E bay see if you get a bite?
I have never seen the "Mary Poppins method" before. Just a spoon full of sugar... 😂. Fascinating stuff.
The lye and sugar method produces a lot of waste. How do you process the waste?
Nice
Thank you
Also , Keep up the Great Work
If my first batch didn’t have enough lye , could I use the poor off and add more silver and start the reaction again ? I’m gunna try it because mine didn’t boil it got hot didn’t boil .. so now it’s settling I will wait till morning and see what kinda mess I have
I’ve had mine not boil.
@@sreetips I was not a fan of the lye and sugar method , I even bought the stick blender like you have so I could mix well and it was just a big headache , so I looked into other ways and found that if you take the washed silver chloride with just a little water and put it into a Pyrex dish with a couple drops of sulphuric acid and put aluminum (I used a heat sync off computer fan ) then cover it within hours it’s all converted like magic just rinse and melt !! There was a good video online about it not sure if you tried that method but for me never again will I use lye sugar … probably just copper to cement it out
@chadvail4436 I’ve seen the aluminum with sulfuric. But aluminum forms compounds that can be troublesome so I never use it in any of my processes.
Muito bom! Porque você não recupera o cobre também? Não poderia fundir ele novamente?
No, it’s heavily contaminated with other metals. Getting it suitable for use in refining silver would cost more than just buying clean copper. It’s cheap and plentiful.
tnks now a I get @@sreetips
This is really amazing. Have you thought of using ice throughout the sugar phase to help control the temp or is the heat needed for a proper reaction?
I didn’t think of that. But at temps, ice wouldn’t last long. It was greater than the boiling point of water.
Are you not able to take the copper that you recover and use it in your silver treatment bucket? Is it too impure? Surely you would just have to melt it into ingots and re-use it.
Clean copper for refining is cheap and plentiful. It would cost more to try to get the waste copper suitable to be used for refining.
thought the bucket was for an ice bath, would that help in any way or do you want the boiling to happen
I don’t think ice would keep that reaction cool. I put it in the bucket to capture if it boiled over - that’s happened before.
Sreetips, does the Silver Chloride have a " chlorine " smell to it or does it smell like something all together different?
I don’t think is has a smell,
I think it’s odorless, like table salt.
Love the content my friend. Have you ever refined gold nuggets?
No, but I’ve refined placer gold.
I realize chlorine/ tap water is ok with NaCl but how is chloramine or the polyacrylamides used in flocculation among other minerals that preexisted or leach in during transport effect Silver Chloride?
I don’t know.
how sodium Hydroxide converts silver chloride to silver oxide ???
I thought (and learned in the school) it converts to silver hydroxide
I don’t know, but I found this on balancing chemical equations: 2AgCl + 2NaOH = Ag2O + 2NaCl + H2O as a legitimate chemical equation. I’m not a trained chemist.
Source: chemicalaid.com
Rinsing with Charleston tap water?
From CPW
I am curious how do you know it spatters averiwhere 🙄😬
Because it happened to me once.
Instead of hydrochloric acid to precipitate the silver chloride, would salt work? It has the Cl ions for the chloride, and should give you sodium nitrate as waste. Unless you want the nitric acid as waste.
I’ve know it can be used, but I’ve never tried it. It’s so easy to just pour the acid.
Why siphon out of the beakers instead of pouring? Less chance of powder leaving the beaker?
To prevent any silver chloride from leaving the beaker.
Where is a good place online to buy silver for a good price? I just don't want to be ripped off. So many scammers now I dont know who to trust. Thanks
We buy silver at local sales. It’s cheap and plentiful. Almost like copper.
I got some silver chloride in my silver stock pot along with the cemented silver and other metals. Any tips on how to separate that when I go to refine my silver stock pot?
If it were mine, and I had silver chloride in my silver stock pot, I’d just ignore it and dissolve everything in nitric to start with. Then just filter it out with the insoluble gold and PGMs.
Red Hot Devil! 99+% pure :)
Would you just look at it👍👍😅
Can the chloride be burned off in a kiln?
I think so, with sodium carbonate, and lots of heat.
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what was that tube between these two buckets ??
I used pvc tubing to transfer liquids.
@@sreetips
I am talking about the tube with that rod inserted in the bucket lid ...
Oh, that’s connected to a fish tank air pump. I bubble air into it to create some movement of the liquid, to stir it.
Are you going to melt into shot and run through your cell?
Yes, in part two
Kinda off video topic for the day, so the aqua regia will put the gold foils from GF material because it’s so thin? If so can I put real thin karat material into a GF batch? Like say earring studs beat flat?
I don’t know, I’ve never tried that. But it seems like it should. The only problem is if there’s lots of silver in the karat alloy of that beaten gold.
Sreetips, have you run the cost on making copper through electrolysis ? I heard it Pennies to run and you will get the slimes to process for other precious metals…
No, I don’t spend much time with copper. I can get clean copper for refining. It’s cheap and plentiful.
Does it make bad fumes?
Yes
Are you ever tempted to use surfactants with powdery pmgs?
I’ve never tried it
@sreetips I see a lot of people using Jet Dry dish detergent when panning fine gold, but if I were you, I would definitely research any potential reactions before implementing it.
if you weigth the silver cloride you can use chat GPT to compute for you how many moles of salt u need to convert 1 to 1 perfectly 🤫
ChatGPT is too stupid for that. It can't even balance reaction equations
bravo another fine presentation ,just told dan hurd to grind a perfect sun style in a piece of b .c. ocean picture stoneif the rock will heat and take a pour of 999 au that stone goes from 10 to 100
Which one u think drops a cleaner gold oxolic acid or copperous, (iron sulfate)?
They say oxalic acid is a “polishing step” which means it’s best used on gold that’s fairly high purity to begin with. Ferrous sulfate is good for gold in solution with PGMs.
Wats the trick to using oxolic? All attempts so far have failed
Both solutions must be very hot, boiling if possible. Plus the pH of the oxalic acid solution must because up around pH5 or higher before the reaction will work properly. I used ammonia to raise the pH of the oxalic acid, because that’s what book calls for.
How do you know the resulting mud is 999 fine? Have you ever had a sample assayed?
Yes, plus you should see the little blue streaks on the poured bars from this silver. Silver chloride conversion makes some very high purity silver.
@@sreetips why would there be blue streaks?
Don’t know, but they are beautiful. Something to do with how the high purity silver reflects. Not sure.
First 👍's up sreetips thank you for sharing 🤗
Where my ladies at lmao on the last thread they showed themselves and then deleted their comments. Not just here. It happens even at the bank. I'm being followed. Lmao. They always do that and then I go crazy lmao. Like barbarian caveman SpongeBob looking all around confused... HI
Have you ever had this reaction not GO. A few times I went to convert AgCl to Ag and it never converted to Ag. It just stayed as AgO.
I’ve never had that happen.
The only time sugar is good for you.
400th like.
Do you stack copper and resell it? Copper 4$ a pound lol
No, I use it to refine silver. Clean copper for refining is cheap and plentiful.
Melt up some copper to give away to your fans
This is highly impure copper. It would not melt and pour well at all.
please stop chewing on your tongue and lips with the microphone at your mouth...
if you had a headset on you'd know why I'm asking...
idk what the deal is why people do that.. but im asking in the nicest way possible..
cause i really enjoy your videos an everthing..!!!
I’ll put in I stick gum, that should cover it up.
cool.. thanks...
i appreciate you not getting mad or upset about
i wasnt meaning it in an insulting way or anything..
but im sure you know what i meant
thanks for the reply!
im sure other people notice too just they hadnt said anything..
i really like your videos im working on getting stuff stocked up to do the same thing@@sreetips