User talk:Wimvandorst/archive09
Hi Wim,
I suspect the following quote from the Sodium Sulfate article is "controversial" or just wrong. I searched www.goldrefiningforum.com and googled the web for verification (without success) and then posted the quote on www.goldrefiningforum.com, but no-one as yet is able to verify. Members of the forum have shown willingness to test, but some additional details of the process by the original author would be useful.
"Lately, sodium sulfate has been found effective in dissolving very finely electroplated micrometre gold that is found in gold electroplated hardware on electronic products such as pins, and other connectors and switches. It is safer and cheaper than other reagents used for gold recovery, with little concern for adverse reactions or health effects.[citation needed]"
Gratilla (talk) 06:29, 11 July 2014 (UTC)
- Hi "Gratilla", I traced the change to a six-contributions editor with only an IP number, back in January 2007. Although the edit at the time suggests a copy/paste action, I can't find any other trace of the remark either. With the clear feedback of the Gold Forum people to support the text as 'just wrong', I have simply deleted the whole paragraph. After eight years a good improvement. Wim van Dorst (talk) 22:51, 15 August 2015 (UTC). (ps. You used an odd user link and odd dating)
Baden-Powell edit
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Lead(II) nitrate edit
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