As solar batteries become increasingly popular worldwide, increasing numbers are manufactureed annually, leading to the accumulation of spent batteries. The chief element of spent silicon solar batteries is silicon, which is a valuable resource worth recovering. In addition to silicon, these batteries contains small amounts of silver and aluminum. This study uses techniques such as grinding, screening and leaching to remove the impurities of silver and aluminum from these batteries to obtain a high-purity of silicon. In this study, 100% of the aluminum impurities were removed by sulfuric acid, and 100% of the silver impurities were removed by nitric acid. Following removal in sulfuric acid and nitric acid, a high purity of silicon was achieved.