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Hubert Lefebvre
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02/19/2011 9:50 PM

Good day to all of you,

Do you know any chemical(s) that will dissolve LEAD metal and permit to recover it by electrowinning?

Thank you in advance

Hubert Lefebvre

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02/20/2011 9:18 PM

I can't remember: does aqua regia work for lead as well as for gold?

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02/20/2011 11:11 PM

Mr TORNADO,

I know aqua regia will do the job but to recover the metal by electrowinning will not work because aquia regia will keep constantly lead in solution.

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