# does gold conduct electricity

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

Why Gold Is Used in Electronics | Blog Posts | OneMonroe » Gold is used in electronics due to it's high conductivity and it's ease to work with. Gold's resistance to tarnishing is often overlooked too. Monroeengineering.com

Do heatsinks conduct electricity? » well ive asked a few people and have got different answers. if i put one across some circuitry would it stuff it up and makle it short-circuit? thanks for any replies :D the heatsink would be something like the one on this card… Computerforum.com

How Much Gold is in Smartphones and Computers? | Dell » UPDATE: In January 2018, Dell announced an industry-first pilot to reuse gold from e-waste in millions of new motherboards including Latitude 5285 2-in-1. Dell.com

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

Common Metals That Are Used in Electrical Wires And Cables » Are you wondering what's used in electrical wiring? Check out our post to learn what types of metals are used in electrical wires and cables. Wiretechcompany.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