How To Extract Silver From Silver Nitrate

Alert now! (no register req’d) • – “Separation of silver from silver nitrate solution for school project” Current question: Reading passage: how to separate silver from silver nitrate 06/07/2021Q. Hi is there a way to restore silver with salt and Steel Nails? Someone help me please? Ashwin kathiresan Recycler – Kandy, srilanka ^ July 7, 2021Q. I’m an electronics recycler We collect silver plated copper connectors And we separate the silver from the copper I’ve seen somewhere they use brine and steel nails to settle the silver. Ashwin kathiresan [returning] Recycler – Kandy srilanka ^ Oldest, most closely related historical posts first: 2004Q. This! At school, I had to find a way to extract silver from a solution of silver nitrate, and I didn’t know how! Please can anyone help me?! I only have 4 days left! Old Rachel [last name deleted for privacy by Editor] student – Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, England ^ 2006Q. Hi all, I am very eager to know how they extract silver from silver nitrate. If the amount of silver nitrate is very large, say 1000 liters, and the solution is a mixture of other metals like copper, aluminum, etc., how can we extract pure silver from this? Can anybody suggest the cheapest and effective way to extract silver. best regards, Vijay Patil – Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India ^ March 14, 2008Q. So this site is helpful. But how to extract silver nitrate from a mixture of sulfur, iron and silver nitrate? I only have one chance to do it. If I mess up, I’m a bit broken. Does anyone help me? Robert Vanity – Bradford, Vermont ^ March 1, 2009Read more: How to Survive 2 & colon; Guide to managing equipment and XP for charactersQ. Hi guys. I was wondering if anyone could help me with a question I received from school. I’m in 10th grade and here’s a lesson for a science class on the subject of chemistry, “You work for a company that has a large amount of silver nitrate solution. The company wants to recover and sell silver metal. Design a process to recover silver metal from solution. “Please help me. Carla DOESN’T [last name deleted for privacy by Editor] students – Toronto, Ontario, Canada ^ April 14, 2013Q. Hello… I am currently working on a project on recovery of silver, copper, zinc and cadmium from nitrate leaching by solvent extraction. When I add sodium hydroxide to raise the pH from 0.33, then a large amount of precipitate is observed. Please anyone tell me how i mitigate this problem. Also suggest what extract I can use as selective for silver, copper, zinc and cadmium in what pH range. Student Sohil Nasit – Vadodara, Gujarat, India ^ November 21, 2013Q. Hi guys! I am about to begin the recovery of high purity silver metal from a solution of silver nitrate, made from fuming silver scrap and 70% nitric acid, by precipitation with copper. As it turns out, copper metal can be recovered after all silver is removed by adding aluminum. Does anyone know what is the best way to neutralize the disposal solution after adding aluminum? Is it possible to bring nitric acid back to a state that will dissolve silver without losing too much volume or potency? I have 1/2 US gallon of acid, and at the end of the process expect to have at least 1 US gallon which will definitely be diluted with distilled water. Thank! MARCUS BREWER – Florence, Alabama ^

Electrolysis of silver extraction with silver trioxonitrate solution

May 12, 2014Q. Hello guys. Please can someone tell me how I can do this: Electrolysis of extracted silver with silver trioxonitrate(v) solution. Thank. Gostime mathias – Port Harcourt, Rivers state, Nigeria ^ January 14, 2015Q. Here is my situation: I want to precipitate pure silver (or as pure as possible) from a silver nitrate solution. My belief in most of these cases is that the solution is mostly pure aqueous silver nitrate. My first alternative: Use clean/uncoated copper wire to reduce AgNO3 to Ag(s) and Cu(II)NO3 I will then test the boiling pt of the silver precipitate. to get a general idea of its purity. My second option if impurities are present: AgNO3 + NaCl > AgCl + NaNO3 Then: AgCl + NH3 to make a new solution Is it possible/safe to redox solutions of AgCl and Ammonia with Cu (or metal similar) to make a more pure silver precipitate? Should I contact the ICP operator to check the purity of AgCl? I’m a Haz Waste chemist wanting to do this reaction to get pure silver for jewelry with the goal of working with a silversmith to make my wedding ring. Luke Moran – Burlington, Vermont USA ^ January 17, 2015Q. I will perform a simple redox reaction to precipitate silver from AgNO3 using a solid copper rod. I have two questions. 1. Most copper rods come with some kind of oxide coating. How can I completely and safely remove (both chemically or physically) this coating so as not to precipitate impure silver. 2. I would also like to try removing any traces of metal from the silver nitrate solution with sodium chloride. How does silver precipitation from AgCl then easy? Luke Moran – Burlington, Vermont USA ^ April 1, 2016Q. Good day! I am a student and research enthusiast from Digos City, Philippines, often spending time in the lab. does it sink into solution during recovery of silver from silver nitrate solution? I understand the redox reaction and the single displacement that occur during the recovery of silver in a silver nitrate solution with copper coils. Cu + 2 AgNO3 -> 2 Ag + (CuNO3) 2Read more: “How to Be a Hypebeast” YouTube Video is a Time Capsule of All Things Hype In that reaction, I know that copper II ion is what makes the solution blue. But I could not find out what substance in the copper causes the silver to deposit during the time the copper coil is submerged in the silver nitrate solution. Hope I will be able to get help. Thank you. Shiina KY [last name deleted for privacy by Editor] student – Digos, Philippines ^ June 6, 2016Q. Why is Zinc not used instead of copper to refine silver from silver nitrate? Thank. Mina Nagy Nasr – Cairo, Egypt ^ September 17, 2016Q. Hi guys. I am very confused. I dissolved the odd silverware in nitric. When I’m done, I add distilled water (1 to 1), then put it in a copper tube. Immediately saw what I thought was silver precipitate. However, when I melted it down and made flakes in a bucket of distilled water, I was shocked to see the metal was yellow, not silver. Help! What did I do wrong? I still have half a gallon of sharp blue liquid. Thank you for your help. Frankton Money Search Company – fast city, south Dakota. usa ^ March 25, 2017Q. After using copper, how do I extract copper and then use my nitric acid again – is that possible? Or is the salt better and how if so do I return it to nitric acid to make more silver nitrate? Thanks, Eric Eric M Mullinex – Independence, Iowa, United States ^

Silver nitrate and distilled water with a 99.9 . copper pad

April 6, 2017Q. My 14 year old daughter has a project that I’m not sure about. She has 50 grams of Silver Nitrate and Distilled Water plus copper pads. I’m trying to help her but neither she nor I know the answer to how much distilled water to add to 50 grams of Silver Nitrate? at school. It won’t be due until Monday, April 10, 2017. HELP! Blessings, Cheri H. [last name deleted for privacy by Editor] – City of Texas, Texas/USA ^ April 8, 2017Q. Ted, Thank you but she’s not good at science and Cierra doesn’t understand the salt part. Iodized or not & she certainly barely does it in math. She did not understand how much salt to add to the mixture of Silver Nitrate and water and when. This extra credit will put her in 12th grade. I wasn’t advised of this until the last minute. Cheri Henderson – Texas City, Texas / USA ^ April 9, 2017Thank you, Ted, I really don’t like this school but if she can get through this, I’ll be very happy, and if she even makes a single silver, I think she’ll pass; she started figuring it out. The article looks like it was taken from a college project, not a High School. I honestly don’t know if anyone else got it. But it’s a small class and I appreciate your help. I should send you a copy of the paper. Blessings, Cheri & Cierra Henderson [returning] – Texas City, Texas/USA ^ April 10, 2017 I think plating (if we are talking electroplating) is better using thiosulfate solution. Consulting Dave Wichern – The Bronx, New York ^