Where is the gold in a big screen TVs?

Answer 1

There is a good chance that any electronic equipment may have an amount of gold. It is a good conductor and does not corrode. That makes it a good choice for connectors among other things.

Before getting too excited about prospecting for gold in old televisions, the amounts involved are tiny. The chances of making a living from recovering gold from televisions and other electronics are close to zero. Although companies can make profits by recycling electronic equipment, they undertake it on a large scale and can harvest a wide variety of metals and minerals. The gold they find is a small part of the total recovery.

Answer 2

Gold is a very good conductor, so it's on the wire joints. I wouldn't bother trying to get it though, they use so little that a large tv would only have about 3-5p ($0.02) worth of gold. Not worth destroying a good TV.

Answer 3

No where stupid

A2 Minute quantities of gold will be found in electronic circuits, where an ultra reliable contact is needed. Inside a microprocessor, some of the leads are made of gold wire, and some of the contact pins of a electronic board will be gold-plated. The quantities to be recovered are only viable in a purpose designed recovery unit.

Answer 4

yes, but not eneught to bother about

Answer 5

is there any gold inside of TVs