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What happens with the used chemicals?? The garbage dump? And I’ll bet that the power used for all that electrolytic metal recovery is NOT produced in a green manner.
i love how he says mouth so quiet XD
Yeah! Go to the chemist NOW, buy HNO3 and HCl and dump your old processor in it. Take your zippo, melt the gold to a nice nugget and take it to the next bank. Buy yourself a brandnew car. Invite your best friends to a splendid dinner and convince them to hand you over their old computers. Call Obama and tell him: “You were right. Yes I can!”
“The only metal on processors is gold”
Never seen nor heard such nonsense. Who is the author of this? Goebbels?
Whats the value of the gold in every microprocessor.
hmmm…. gold (nice), copper (meh), silver (OK)…..all from old computers? pass the acids please, im gonna get me some gold!
lol, who ever wants to do this at home needs to realise that unless they have a crap load of computers and proper equipment, it ain’t worth shit to try this.
Gold gold gold!!!!!!
nitric ,hydrochloric acids
PM me.
What types of acid? I’m a chemical supplier.
where can i get acids any one.
good thing i didn’t thorw my old computer away… all of that copper, silver and gold are mine~~~
I will make a necklace from old processors!
Very interesting!
This was a very helpful video. Thanks Triwood!!!!! Now I can start making some money.
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what where the 2 components to get the gold pouder out of the processors
I wish there was an easier way to recycle for the self starter.
What an extensive process this is. Dangerous also.
I wonder how much theft goes on in these places…
Umm. The pound sterling is still in use.
cool! i didn’t know they had gold!
yeah i guess one could assume that if they were living in the 90s! Welcome to the 21st century and the almighty EURO! did that not give you a clue to why i misunderstood that?
saw u at sugar mill elementary you dont have a long beard
Saw you at my school!!!
cool saw him at my school today.
u came to my school!! Highlands Elementary
I saw your uncle at the State Fair,and he was great! I was sitting in the front row,and at the end of the show,he gave me a compliment and said that I had a nice smile =)
I am not liying this is my ucle and he is THE BEST MAGIC GUY EVER! and if you belive me steve or cncretedreamer ask me what one of his nefuse last name is….REALY!
AWESOME man!! Thank you
excellent way of keeping the kids informed and entertained!! good job!!