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  • Some BC Black Sand Under the Microscope | Gold Refining …

    118. Location. BC. Nov 12, 2023. #1. A few picts of some BC black sand concentrates under the microscope ..... a couple things about these concentrates ..... * the bulk of the high purity gravity gold has already been removed via fine gold sluicing ..... * the metallics in these picts are what the fine Gold sluices have a difficult time ...

  • Extracting micron gold from black sands | Gold Refining …

    This would indicate an average of 460 grams per ton of micron gold still left in these concentrates after removing all gold possible via conventional gravity methods. The concentrates contain a high level of arseno pyrite which creates another problem in the recovery of the gold due the existence of the arsenic.

  • Fresh Meat | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction Forum

    3. Location. South Carolina. Dec 6, 2023. #5. 4metals said: If you take a gram of the mud in question and add a small amount of aqua regia. say 9 drops of Hydrochloric Acid and 3 drops of Nitric Acid, you will likely dissolve the gold. When the reaction stops, pour the sample and the acid on to a dry paper towel.

  • Help with black sand recovery/ Sodium Thiosulfate | Gold Refining

    Heating up the sand in hot acetic acid (vinigar), HCl, crushing, Panning is useless unless well crushed. The pieces of gold I found under magnification splashed on the little pieces of rock, under the black, dont make the piece heavy enough to pan. Too much rock too little gold. Some guys tumble it in with a few bigger rocks of quartz to a …

  • 8 Black Sand With Gold F.A.Q.s + Helpful Tips

    As the gold accumulates around the outer edge of the pan, you can use a snuffer to remove the backline of gold and then continue refining the black sand with gold. How To Use A Magnet To Remove …

  • Do-It-Yourself Precious Metal Refining | Shor International

    Gold Refining with Nitric-acid-based Aqua Regia 1-2 hours per batch e-scrap, jewelry, black sands, jewelers sweeps very highly corrosive simple setup costs can be as low as $100, depending upon capacity and sophisitication about $1-$2 per ounce to operate silver content can slow the process significantly; Gold Refining with SubZero-based Aqua Regia

  • Our Services – Trilogy Refinery

    Trilogy Refining is able to extract Gold and other precious metals and refine them using our patented process, refined to 24kt (.996% minimum). Results have shown recovery …

  • Checking black sand for Au

    Gold Refining Processes. Chemical Processes & Chemical Discussion . Checking black sand for Au. Thread starter tlcarrig; Start date Mar 21, 2008; Help Support Gold Refining Forum: ... Ores are like 0.5 - 5 oz Gold per ton. Black sands might have more, but there is so much iron, the only reasonable method is a leach. ...

  • Gold and Black Sand | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction …

    I'm working on a method to separate black sand and other junk fron fine gold without using magnets or chemicals. It uses molten lead. As most of you probably know gold and the pgm's will sink to the bottom of molten lead. Black sand, dirt, sand a most other junk won't sink. Instead it will float on top of molten lead where it can easily be ...

  • How to make money from black sand?

    It made me concerned of course, but mistrustful too. $14.95 for a Pig in a Poke. Don't waste your money. Sure, there are places where Platinum can be found in Black Sands. It's no great secret. The State geology folks have listed the locations for years. They say that, some day, someone will find an economical, and safe method of …

  • Black sand processing | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction …

    Beginners Gold Refining Process Forum . Black sand processing. Thread starter Trustworthysole; Start date Jun 28, 2009; Help Support Gold Refining Forum: ... to the prospecting section of this forum and you will see a lot of peoples opinion and ways they have processed their black sand. Personally, the black sand I have is not showing up …

  • Can You Extract Gold from Black Sand?

    The answer is, it depends on the kind of black sand that you have – if it does contain gold. If gold is present in small nuggets or flakes that are not physically bound to minerals, they can sometimes be separated by sifting or using a device called a shaker table or other specialized machinery.

  • Black sand is the object of my desire | Gold Refining

    Simplified Black Sand Recovery By Clark Sable Hulette Mining Company P.O. Box 364 Reseda, CA. 91337 How to Process your Black Sand Concentrates By Vern H. Ballantyne ISBN 1-877700-07-X Mountain Publications P.O. Box 8008, Suite 252 Gloucester, MA. 01931 I hope that these books help, and they should. I have used the …

  • GOLD in SAND refining | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction …

    GOLD in SAND refining. Thread starter Anonymous; Start date Oct 3, 2009; Help Support Gold Refining Forum: ... We did pan a few pounds of the sand and ended up with black sand then removed anything attracted to a magnet. We are left with a black sand with LOTS of gold like particles. We have a few pounds of the black sand and …

  • need help bad with black sand | Gold Refining & Metal …

    this is just a test to see if gold is in the sand and give you an idea of how much. get a glass quart jar with a plastic lid. put a couple of cups of the black sands in the jar and add 200 ml of muriatic acid and put the lid on and give it a good shake up and down. make sure all the sand is wet with the acid. remove the lid and add 50 ml of …

  • The Miller Table: Refining Fine Placer Gold

    Fortunately, there is a simple technology dating from the 1800s called the Miller Table, which effectively separates fine gold with minimal fuss. To fulfill a dream, to be allowed to sweat over lonely labor, to be given a chance to create, is the meat and potatoes of life. The money is the gravy. — Bette Davis.

  • BLACK SAND | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction Forum

    Help Support Gold Refining Forum: This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others. R. rayko7 ... what it means?Secondly,if you tell me its a iron base sand would that mean there might be other mineral deposits in the sand such as gold or silver or is the black colored sand found …

  • smelting black sands to retrieve gold | Gold Refining & Metal

    We use the following trick in Mongolia. 1: notice that gold is remarkably soft and malleable. 2: notice that black sands are often brittle and not malleable (e.g. …

  • Can You Extract Gold from Black Sand?

    If you live in an area with large deposits of black-colored sand, are you sitting on tons of gold that you can refine? Or if you work for a mining company that …

  • Black sand | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction Forum

    I am looking to buy sum Gold bearing Black Sand. Around #30-#100 bags. My e-mail is bmarvel@centurylink I am just one man with a couple of concentrators to put to work. awaiting your e-mail reply or from here looking for a on going thing. Bob.

  • Process for large amounts of black sands needed. | Gold …

    1. Grind the black sands to a powder. (some miners are putting them in cement mixers with ball bearings and pulverizing them while still keeping the micron gold …

  • Rich Black Sand Concentrates From Alaska | Gold Refining …

    Apr 13, 2011. #1. I am a longtime Alaskan gold prospector. As of the 18th day of April I will be dredging again for the season. I get a lot of good gold, but end up with around 50 lbs of very rich black sand concentrates per day. Here are some photographs of the concentrates under a microscope. My prices are negotiable and I ship to the USA only.

  • how to recover the fine gold. (from black sands) | Gold Refining

    Put all the black sands in a rock tumbler for a day or a few hours. This will clean the black growth off the gold. then just put your black sands in a plastic gold pan and fan it out. then roll a large bead of mercury around. it will suck up the gold. Mercury will attach its self to gold it will cling to it.

  • Iodine/Iodide Leaching of Gold from Black Sand | Gold Refining …

    KI + I2 -->KI3. After gold is leached into the iodide solution (red brown solution), Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) can be use to reduce the iodine in solution to iodide and precipitate the gold, at this point the solution will go more colorless as the sodium iodide (NaI) is colorless, gold being impure is a black powder. I2 + NaOH -->NaI.

  • Black Sand Concentrates | Gold Refining & Metal …

    Carefully Remove the cotton or filter paper with the gold, and place it into a pyrex dish, and cover with a solution of one prt nitric acid, and 4 prts water. Place the dish on a hot plate from an electric coffee maker, and let gently heat up. The remaining mercury will go into solution, and the gold will remain.

  • Gold Smelting & Refining Process

    Gold can be concentrated and recovered by applying different gold refining process methods and the final product has variable quality. In this way, it is necessary to have a better marketable product so that the incomes can be improved. ... Black sand samples must follow a special smelting procedure due to they are difficult to melt at …

  • Need some help | Gold Refining & Metal Extraction Forum

    26. Location. Washington State. Nov 20, 2023. #1. Hello everybody I'm KC, and I'm fairly new to the world of gold refining due to financial situations I started to look to the Earth for answers to my problems and I stumbled upon what I assume is a literal gold mine. Since the discovery of said oars I have crushed by hand with a hammer many ...

  • smelting fine gold for the first time | Gold Refining

    In the smelt with flux you can reduce or oxidize the iron from the black sand, the flux chosen and the properties of the ore involved, will make a big difference in what happens in the smelting process. If you melt a lot of iron with very little gold your gold could be lost in the iron and the slag of the melt.

  • Surprising amount of black sand in NJ Pine Barrens pit | Gold Refining …

    Yep, that's what I've been doing. There's still a lot of black sand remaining that isn't magnetic. That could be broken fragments of a number of crystalline black minerals we have around the area to the north and west, where mica schists are plentiful and various combinations of zinc-iron, manganese and other metal sulfides and oxides …

  • DIY Cone Mold (w/pics and questions) | Gold Refining

    during the smelting process. You need a metal gold pan and a propane fired type stove burner to accomplish this roasting. step: Put your metal gold pan on your propane burner and turn the burner up on high. Spread a thin layer of your black sand. concentrates in the metal gold pan and heat it up.