Will gold displace platinum?
Added 2024-08-31 23:56:52 +0000 UTC
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This might be a dumb suggestion. 1. if you added a little bit of aqua regia (no gold dissolved) to the solution with the gold flakes. 2. if you added a little bit of aqua regia (maxed out dissolved gold content) to the Platinum solution. 3. if some gold that has been attacked by aqua regia rinsed and then added to the platinum solution. *would making an anode and cathode and having electricity assist in dissolving the gold and plating the platinum.* rambling edit: One of my favorite videos of all time is Nurd rage crystalizing silver under a microscope. I wished he did a series on just that but with different metals crystalizing out underneath a microscope or *your video of silver crashing out of solution by adding copper. I just like the chemistry content and metallurgy content.
MochaStim
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Gilbert Mörn
2024-09-25 16:49:39 +0000 UTCNeat, what will you use that acid for then?
Raki
2024-09-01 04:59:23 +0000 UTC
