US2015197829A1PendingUtilityA1
Computer gold recovery kit
Est. expiryJan 16, 2034(~7.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Nelson Rivera
C22B 11/046Y02P10/20C22B 3/02
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Abstract
A precious metal recovery kit for to recover gold from computer parts at home. The gold recovery kit comprises a set of containers, a precious metal recover solution, a plurality of cloths to strain the gold into at least one container; a grabbing tool to pick up the gold after straining, a metal cutter to break up the computer parts, and a set of instructions.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A precious metal recovery kit for use with computer parts comprising:
a. a set of containers; b. a precious metal recover solution in at least one container; c. a plurality of cloths, where the plurality of cloths are used to strain the precious metal into at least one container; d. a grabbing tool to pick up the precious metal from the plurality of cloths; and e. a set of instructions.
2 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the set of containers are one of at least beakers, flasks, cups, or jars.
3 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the plurality of cloths are made from silk.
4 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the grabbing tool is a needle nose plier.
5 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the precious metal recovery kit includes a metal cutter.
6 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the precious metal recovery kit includes a vial to store the precious metal, where the vial includes a lid.
7 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the precious metal is gold.
8 . The precious metal recovery kit according to claim 1 , where the set of instructions are on a DVD.
9 . A method to recover precious metals from computer parts using a precious metal recovery kit comprising the steps of:
a. cutting the computer parts into small pieces; b. placing the small pieces into a first container containing a recovery solution; c. soaking the small pieces in the solution for an extended period of time to extract the precious metal from the small pieces; d. removing the small pieces from the recovery solution; e. wrapping a cloth atop a second container; f. pouring the recovery solution from the first container into the second container to strain a plurality of precious metal pieces onto the cloth; and g. collecting the strained precious metal pieces.
10 . The method to recover precious metals from computer parts according to claim 9 further comprising the steps of performing a second straining by;
a. wrapping the cloth atop a third container;
b. pouring the recovery solution from the second container into the third container; and
c. collecting the strained precious metal on the cloth.
11 . The method to recover the precious metals from the computer parts according to claim 9 further comprising the step of waiting 24 hours for the small computer parts to soak in the recovery solution.
12 . The method to recover the precious metals from the computer parts according to claim 9 further comprising the step of storing the strained precious metals in a vial.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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