Electrical conductivity metals chart

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A user seeks a metal with conductivity 150% that of stainless steel grade 384 and is looking for reliable conductivity comparison charts. They initially encounter discrepancies in various charts but later resolve their confusion. The discussion highlights the challenge of finding consistent data on metal conductivities. Ultimately, the user finds clarity regarding the conductivity values. Reliable resources for conductivity comparisons remain a topic of interest.
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Hello, I'm trying to find a metal that has a conductivity that's about 150% that of stainless steel grade 384. I've been looking for some charts that compare conductivities of metals but all the charts I find seem to have a few discrepancies. Could someone give me a link to a reliable chart that compares conductivities?
 
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yoamocuy said:
Hello, I'm trying to find a metal that has a conductivity that's about 150% that of stainless steel grade 384. I've been looking for some charts that compare conductivities of metals but all the charts I find seem to have a few discrepancies. Could someone give me a link to a reliable chart that compares conductivities?

What charts do you see discrepancies in? What kind of discrepancies?
 
Nvm, I figured out what's going on in the different charts. Everything's good now.
 

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