Hello， Dear children! Today I want to share with you an unknown secret, which is about a seemingly ordinary but actually priceless black powder - ruthenium powder. In daily life, we may have encountered such powders that are scattered in a corner, ignored, and even treated as garbage. However, if you really do this, then you have missed a huge treasure!

This black powder is not just any ordinary powder! It contains an extremely precious precious metal - ruthenium. Ruthenium, which sounds mysterious, is actually a rare metal widely used in various fields such as high technology, electronics, and chemical engineering. Due to its limited reserves on Earth and the high difficulty of mining and refining, the price of ruthenium has remained high. Therefore, when you see these ruthenium powders, don't be fooled by their appearance, they are truly 'black gold'!

So, how valuable is this precious metal ruthenium? According to the latest recycling market, the recycling price of ruthenium has soared to 85 yuan per gram today! This number may not be a big deal to some people, but when you understand the rarity and application value of ruthenium, you will understand the preciousness of this price. Imagine if you had a pile of ruthenium powder like this in your hand, what an astonishing total value it would be!

Of course, you may be curious: Where did these ruthenium powders come from? In fact, their sources are very diverse. They may be residues in electronic waste or by-products generated during chemical production processes. No matter where they come from, as long as they contain precious metal ruthenium, they have extremely high recycling value.

Therefore, Baozi, when you encounter these seemingly inconspicuous ruthenium powders again, don't let them go easily. They may be a significant asset in your life! If you are fortunate enough to have such a treasure, please make sure to contact me promptly. I will provide you with professional recycling services to ensure that every resource you have is fully utilized and rewarded.