# what is the best conductor of electricity

r/NJTransit on Reddit: NJ Transit Employee Question » Posted by u/_y57 - 5 votes and 25 comments Reddit.com

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r/trains on Reddit: Which commuter train system js better, NJ Transit or SEPTA? » Posted by u/PainPlaneDuzPain - No votes and 11 comments Reddit.com

What's the best conductor? » A colleague and I were discussing the other day about what metal is the best conductor. I've always thought silver was the best, and have even had a professor agree with me on this. My colleague insisted that gold was the best conductor. Even though both metals have one valence electron I… Forums.mikeholt.com

FACT SHEET:Biden-Harris Administration Announces Historic Investment to Bolster Nation’s Electric Grid Infrastructure, Cut Energy Costs for Families, and Create Good-paying Jobs | The White House » Across the country, the electric grid connects 145 million households and businesses. But many parts of the nation’s grid are over a century old and in dire need of upgrades. Last year, the United States experienced 18 separate natural disasters that resulted in millions of American families losing power. These outages hurt the economy –… Whitehouse.gov

Bonding wire for hot / cold pipes on a water heater NJ » Not sure if most states require this but it is required here in NJ. Came across some what looked like 14 awg wire used. This is normally 6 awg or greater but im having trouble finding out if this is an issue or not. Thanks for the input on this Forum.nachi.org