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Subject:
Silver Recovering
Category: Science > Chemistry Asked by: szewan-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
14 Apr 2006 08:10 PDT
Expires: 30 Aug 2006 21:24 PDT Question ID: 718861 |
How to recover silver from the diluted nitric acid solution which content silver, copper & etc by electrolysis? |
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Re: Silver Recovering
From: mhitar-ga on 28 Apr 2006 13:13 PDT |
If there are no other metals like gold mercury or gold in your mixture, you could simply drop copper sheet into solution and then collect the sediment (will look like black powder) and melt it. You could do electrolysis too, with low current and proper stirring. Silver will be reduced first, copper afterwards. But you will have to take samples of your solution from time to time, to test how much silver is left. I think the first method is much simpler. |
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Re: Silver Recovering
From: szewan-ga on 17 May 2006 06:02 PDT |
Thank you for your comment. But could you lead me the way to set up the electrolysis (how many voltage? what is the current?)in order to extract the silver? |
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