How do you turn lead into gold?
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Sell the lead. Buy Gold...\nProbably for each dozen pounds of Lead you can just buy a gram of pound... but I think is the only way to turn one into another...
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Mail it to me, I have a friend who knows a friend of a friend who knows a bit about gold.  I'll then be able to fill you in on any details.  I am honest, honest!
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You can't. Alchemy is a myth. Without nuclear reactions, you can't turn lead into gold, or any element into any other element.
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Here is the exact spot where you can purchas it:\n\nhttp://www.basichip.com/digitalgold/mp3011/mp3011.htm
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The process of recovering gold from electronics circuits is relatively simple, but also quite expensive to set up.\n\nEquipment required includes a DC power source capable of delivering several amperes of current at approximately 12 to 100 VDC.  ( A DC Arc Welding Power supply will work well here. )\n\nThen the material containing the gold to be extracted must be crushed.  Crushing multi-layer fiberglass circuit boards is difficult, but it must be done to expose as much of the gold as possible.\n\nA solution of water and some Gold Salt should be mixed.  Gold Sulfate is probably the cheapest, but it is STILL very expensive.  The solution should be in the range of 0.5 gram per litre.\n\nObtain a tank or container made of conductive metal.  Copper is best.  Place the crushed material in the tank,\nPour in the Gold Salt solution until crushed material is completely covered. Attach the POSITIVE anode of the power supply to the tank.  Attach the NEGATIVE cathode of the powersupply to a small piece of gold wire or gold goin or jewelry ( Just a seed to get the thing started . ) And immerse this negative lead in the solution, being careful NOT to let it touch the tank or the crushed material.\n\nTurn on the power...And walk way...The Gold from the crushed material will be 'deposited' on the Cathode gradually over time.  The more current you are able to safely supply without burning something up, the faster the process will be.
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because it depends on the purity(karat)of the gold solution used  for the plating of any metal object.\n\ngold ions from the gold object and the gold solution will be transferred to the object to be plated\n\nif you want to plate the object to be 16K then you use an 16K soulution with an object that contains 16k purity
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It depends on the form of the gold...gold coins: find a reputable coin dealer in your area.
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Actualluy there are several methods possible.\n1) there is the old gold pan technique where you slowly swirll water in a flat pan and let the centrifugal forces take out the lighter materials. 2) If the gold particles are very fine there is the electrolysis method where you submerge metal rods with a current in a slurry of the gold content sand and the gold particles will attach themselves to the rod. 3) In ancient days they used a sheeps skin subermeged in running water and let the sand pass over , the gold particles remain in the sheep skin (maybe you hear the famous antique greek story of the golden Fleece..thats where this came from) you can use the mercury reduction method which is quite dangerous and not very environmentally sound.
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to remove a desired metal from a solution. IE gold, silver, copper.
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I get all my lead from tire stores.  They use it as wheel weights.  I use them for anchors.
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Simple, just react the metal with a strong acid such as HCl(hydrochloric acid), to produce the salt+ hydrogen gas \n\nex. Au+HCl=> AuCL+H2( silver+hydrochloric acid= silver chloride(salt) + hydrogen gas). same goes for all other metals.
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it comes with a lead , try using that!!!!!!!!!!
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Gold occurs in sea water at 0.1 to 2 mg/ton (0.1 to 2 ppb by weight) depending on sample location. Compare this to mining from gold ores which is feasible at the level of 1-30 g/ton, depending on depth.\n\nNo wonder no commercially viable mechanism for performing gold extraction from sea water has yet been identified.
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Use an eraser.It will take off tarnish and makes copper shine like new.For silver coins...Boil water in an aluminum pan ,add coins then add baking soda and remove from heat.Baking soda will cause a reaction and instantly clean the silver.Just rub w/ clean cloth afterwards.
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yes, you can have a jeweler do it\n\nbut i would not recomend it\nreal gold is very soft\n\nthat is why it is hardened with nickel.\n\ntalk to a jeweler and explain what you want.\nyou did not specify if the gold you wanted to cover was pure or an alloy.
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1) Spread them out on a piece of paper.\n\n2) Run a magnet under the paper.  The iron filings will be attracted to the magnet, the lead filings won't.\n\n3) Tip the paper on an angle in order to let the lead slide off.  Collect them on a separate sheet of paper.\n\n4)  Repeat steps 2 and 3 again with the magnet in order to get any iron filings you missed the first time.
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Fool's gold has a minute value as a iron ore and possibly for the sulfur. Other than that the pyrite (fool's gold) isn't worth a thing in individual amounts.