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To Oxidize Silver |
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This section is from the book "Arts & Crafts Magazine Vol1-2", by Hutchinson & Company.
S. F. P. - An excellent preparation for oxidizing silver is a solution of platina in hot aqua regina (or one part nitric acid to two parts muriatic). Let the fluid evaporate; wash the powder in water and dry it. Then dissolve the powder in water or alcohol and keep the solution in a bottle for use. The silver object having been well cleaned, apply the solution with a soft brush and let it dry. If a very dark oxide be desired, warm the silver until it gets as black as is required. Wash off what is superfluous and clean as with ordinary silver.
 
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