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How to separate two kinds of metal
I have a small home foundry, I am wondering how to melt and separate two kinds of metal. For example, if I wanted to separate the copper plating from an audio cable, what is the best technique?
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In theory each metal will have different density, so when in liquid form they should settle into different layers. I'm sure that in real life it isn't that simple.
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