# does gold conduct electricity

r/askscience on Reddit: If silver is cheaper than gold and also conducts electricity better why do major companies prefer to use gold conductors in computing units? » Posted by u/ShvoogieCookie - 8,221 votes and 467 comments Reddit.com

Copper Conducts Electricity Better, So Why Do We Use Gold In Electronics? » The answer is in the properties of the metals. Gold in electronics is used as it is more inert, ductile and malleable than copper. Scienceabc.com

Which Metal is the Best Conductor of Electricity? - Tampa Steel & Supply » Learn the order of the best-conducting metals from best to worst conductor here. Contact Tampa Steel & Supply for more information. Tampasteel.com

If gold is a worse electrical conductor than silver and copper, why… » Apr 3, 2019… However, silver is considered the most conductive element (6.2×107 S/m), followed by copper (5.9×107 S/m), with gold (4.5×107 S/m) being third. Engineering.stackexchange.com

r/askscience on Reddit: Why do we use gold instead of silver? » Posted by u/newlander007 - 248 votes and 38 comments Reddit.com

White Gold vs. Platinum: Can You See the Difference? » Here are the characteristics and applications of white gold and platinum metals, which can be determined with xrf. Thermofisher.com

Why Rhodium? » Seems to be a trend in termination plating toward Rhodium and I'm wondering why. Anyone give opinions on the sonic character of this plating? Forum.audiogon.com

V-mount vs. AB-Gold mount? » I've always used AB-Gold mount. Typically it seems like rental houses carry those rather than V-mount. But my question is what you you guys as Steadicam Ops typically run into using? I see a lot of sleds in the market place being sold that are V-mount and it just got me curious because Every rent… Steadicamforum.com