Silver: Silver, with atomic number and the symbol in the periodic table, is the most conducting metal.
Mineral-rich soils contain a lot of silver, It comes in various forms, usually in the form of crystals.
Silver is absorbed by plants, with levels measured in soil ranging from to parts per million.
The metal is beautiful and tarnish-free in this state, but it is too soft and malleable for many applications, including making the majority of silver jewelry.
Instead, sterling silver, which is percent pure silver and percent copper, is made by mixing finer silver with copper.