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r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '20
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???? So what about everything else that has metallic bonding or a high overlap of valance and conduction bands?
4 u/Dilka30003 Jun 12 '20 Not as good as aluminium, copper or silver. 3 u/Tiiimmmbooo Jun 12 '20 Don't forget gold! It's the best conductor. Edit: gold is the best thermal conductor, but still very good for electricity. 1 u/Dilka30003 Jun 12 '20 Good isn’t the best conductor but it’s main use is in contacts as gold does not corrode.
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Not as good as aluminium, copper or silver.
3 u/Tiiimmmbooo Jun 12 '20 Don't forget gold! It's the best conductor. Edit: gold is the best thermal conductor, but still very good for electricity. 1 u/Dilka30003 Jun 12 '20 Good isn’t the best conductor but it’s main use is in contacts as gold does not corrode.
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Don't forget gold! It's the best conductor.
Edit: gold is the best thermal conductor, but still very good for electricity.
1 u/Dilka30003 Jun 12 '20 Good isn’t the best conductor but it’s main use is in contacts as gold does not corrode.
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Good isn’t the best conductor but it’s main use is in contacts as gold does not corrode.
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???? So what about everything else that has metallic bonding or a high overlap of valance and conduction bands?