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Silver is a better conductor than copper. Why do you think we use copper more often for uses such as wiring and cookware?
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Silver is a better conductor than copper. Why do you think we use copper more often for uses such as wiring and cookware?

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Answer:copper is easier and less expensive to access and it is found more commonly

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