How to Extract Money

Pulverizing and grinding electronics to recover the valuable and precious metals! In this video Jason runs 5 different samples of waste electronics through our PCB turnkey processor. The processor pulverizes the computer boards, flat packs, pins, and batteries and then the shaker table separates the valuable metals from the waste plastic and fiberglass.

In This video, you see the Unique Way To Recover Pure 24K Gold And White Gold From Electronics Scrap.

Landfills are responsible for the release of toxins and harmful substances into the atmosphere. More than half of the world's waste — 59% in fact — ends up in landfills. In the US, they are the third largest source of anthropogenic methane emissions, a gas 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Methane alone accounts for nearly 15% of the country's total emissions and is associated with air and water pollution, as well as biodiversity loss and land degradation. But this does not apply to Sweden. This is the only country in the world that recycles all its garbage and, in addition, buys it from other countries. The Swedes have learned to make big money out of garbage. So how do they turn trash into gold? We will talk about this in this video. They say that "It's not clean where they clean, but where they don't litter", but the Swedes managed to change it into “It’s clean where they repair, share, and recycle”. One percent of that is exactly how much garbage ends up in Swedish landfills. According to the AvFall Sverige Swedish Waste Management Association, Sweden now recycles more than 99% of household waste.

This innovative chemistry can retrieve and recycle gold from electronic waste in seconds - helping to tackle one of the biggest environmental problems facing the planet, whilst preserving precious commodities for the future.

Recycle gold from electronics devices. e-waste Recycling scrap components connectors circuit Boards.

Electronics are chock-full of gold, but getting it out is so difficult that most of it goes to waste.A New Zealand startup has found a way to extract gold from old circuit boards using inexpensive chemicals and microbes that absorb precious metals. The founders hope it will reinvent how the world deals with e-waste.

Here are some ways to refine CPU's with household items at your local hardware stores. Please exercise safety at all times when using toxic chemicals.

global supplier of specialty chemicals, custom finishing equipment, engineered powders, and analytical control systems to the semiconductor, electronic component, printed circuit board, industrial finishing and decorative industries. Technic is also a major supplier of engineered metal powders to the solar industry.Their primary end-use markets include semiconductors (front end manufacturing, wafer level packaging, and lead frames), connectors, photovoltaic cells, electronic components,printed circuit boards, and industrial and decorative applications. Technic’s chemical specialty product lines include the industry’s broadest precious metal plating chemistry offering,including processes for gold, silver, rhodium, palladium, platinum, and ruthenium. The patented lead-free tin and tin alloy processes have established a strong reputation for superior deposit morphology and assembly performance. Surface Finishing Technologies (SFT) of they, specializes in continuous vertical processing equipment for both rigid and flexible materials. SFT specializes in unique electroplating solutions for high volume continuous processing of semiconductors, connectors and printed circuits, meeting the challenges of today’s lean manufacturing.

How will urban mining benefit a circular economy? David Peck interviews dr Ester van der Voet. The video starts with Ester answering Dave’s question: “Why aren’t we currently mining our urban mines?” MAIN TAKEAWAYS - Urban mining makes clever use of the materials that are already there. This reduces the need to extract new materials and reduces the amount of waste. Urban mining can be a valuable part of the Circular Economy. - Exploring the urban mine requires careful planning. We should for instance: - - Develop new recycling technologies that enable us to retrieve metals from complex waste streams. - - Design products in such a way that they can be taken apart easily, so we have cleaner waste streams. - - Design materials in such a way that they can be recycled more easily.

recyclable and energy efficient computers and their companion company Retronics that takes in, disassembles and properly disposes of a variety of electronic products.

about reclaiming and recycling precious metal waste from your workshop, followed by a Q&A session

"From Waste to Wealth Using Green Chemistry" do Prof. Dr. James Clark (Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence; Chemistry Department; University of York/UK).

In this video I will show you how to scrap two old Samsung phones for breaking down into gold. If you enjoyed the clip, subscribe to the channel and like it.

Need some iron? I've recreated the primitive method of turning iron ore into iron by using a bellow to use the process of smelting iron from small rocks I found in nature.

For over 30 years, a Geneva based non-profit Realise has trained nearly 500 people a year in professional manual skills to help them begin a professional career. Last year a new training was added to the curriculum to train workers in digital skills.

Integrated Anaerobic Digestion (AD) and In-vessel Composting (IVC) - How to speed up Nature's own process through wise use of Aikan Technology from Solum Gruppen

Chemistry Education project by our Charity Fuse Foundation - the organisation behind The Fuse School. These videos can be used in a flipped classroom model or as a revision aid.

Rare earth elements are hard to get and hard to recycle, but a flash of intuition led Rice University scientists toward a possible solution. The Rice lab of chemist James Tour reports it has successfully extracted valuable rare earth elements (REE) from waste at yields high enough to resolve issues for manufacturers while boosting their profits. The lab’s flash Joule heating process, introduced several years ago to produce graphene from any solid carbon source, has now been applied to three sources of rare earth elements -- coal fly ash, bauxite residue and electronic waste -- to recover rare earth metals, which have magnetic and electronic properties critical to modern electronics and green technologies. The researchers say their process is kinder to the environment by using far less energy and turning the stream of acid often used to recover the elements into a trickle. The study appears in Science Advances. Rare earth elements aren’t actually rare. One of them, cerium, is more abundant than copper, and all are more abundant than gold. But these 15 lanthanide elements, along with yttrium and scandium, are widely distributed and difficult to extract from mined materials.

World is worrying about e-Waste problems. Even highly technological nations do not have right solution to handle the e-Waste in an environmentally sound manner and convert them into secondary resources. Vans Chemistry is one of the pioneers to provide turnkey solution for all kind of e-Waste Issues.

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How to extract gold from computer parts

Albert show us how to extract precious metals from old electronics, how to take them apart , while he talks a little bit about the consequences of designing for the dump.

How do you reuse scraps of gold processing. I am often asked what is made of it for the scraps, so I made a short film with the recovery of waste.