What metal can conduct electricity and heat?

Answer 1

All of them. But some are better at it than others. Silver, copper and gold are really good at it, but something like, say, cast iron isn't as good. And stainless steel isn't as good as cast iron. There is a range of thermal conductivities among metals, and a link is provided to get you started comparing them.

Answer 2

The propagation of a heat signal through a substance is as a wave in which the wave detail expands the distance between molecules.

This spread of molecules continues out in the material in the standard radial mode.

Answer 3

Heat is conducted in a metal because the atoms are free to move, this allows the heat and electricity to be transferred throughout the electrons suffciently.

When the electrons carry heat, they start to move because they have lots of thermal energy (this is also why metal expands when it is heated) and therefore the electrons carrying the thermal or kinetic energy move to the area that isn't hot, so where it isn't being heated, and that is how it is conducted.

Answer 4

some metals can conduct heat but not all losers so search it your selves
yes

Answer 5

Yes, metals are good conductors of heat ... some are better than others.

Two most commonly utilized are copper and aluminum. (see cooking pots on sale).

Answer 6

original: heat goes trough metal so metal is good conductor of heat

improved: All metals can

Answer 7

Heat transfer by way of conduction is more efficient in materials where atomic elements are densely packed. The heavier the metal, the more tightly packed the atoms.

Answer 8

Copper is known for its excellent conductivity of both electricity and heat. It is commonly used in electrical wiring and as a material in heat exchangers due to these properties.

Answer 9

yes all metals conduct heat