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Parker Schnabel's Expands Business And Finds $10 Million Dollars In Gold In Brazilian Dredge
Parker, an experienced gold seeker, walks through the process used to pull gold from the gathered materials. It starts with a copper plate, which they clean thoroughly with something strong like battery acid. This cleaning allows mercury to stick to the copper, forming the base of their gold extraction setup.
Parker goes on to explain the next steps. The rock that potentially contains gold is crushed down to a fine powder. This isn't just any rock—it's a specific type that's known to hold gold. Once it's powdered, they wash it over the mercury-coated copper plate. It's here that something special happens: the tiny gold particles in the rock stick to the mercury, creating a gold-mercury mix known as an amalgam. This crucial step captures the tiny specks of gold.
The team then carefully scrapes this amalgam off the copper plate. The material, still mixed with mercury, is packed into a cloth and squeezed tightly. This pressure changes the amalgam from a paste to a solid ball of gold. The comparison to Velcro is quite apt here, as Parker suggests, because it's all about things sticking together, only this time it's on a microscopic level with gold particles.
