
	The Indispensable Metal Uses include: Batteries \| Bearings \| Brazing and Soldering \| Catalysts \| Coins \| Electrical \| Electronics \| Electroplating \| Photography \| Medical Applications \| Jewelry and Silverware \| Mirrors and Coatings \| Solar Energy \| Water Purification Besides Petroleum, Silver is Used in More Applications Than Any Other Commodity! Most Reflective of all Metals Greatest conductor of both Heat and Electricity Strongly Resists Corrosion and Oxidation Second most Malleable and Ductile Metal Recently Discovered to be a Very Effective Anti-Microbial/Bacterial See: Uses of Silver and http://www.silverinstitute.org/uses.php for more information. Highlights: The possibility of silver-based catalytic converters. In 2003 a bill was passed by the congress to study the use of silver in the automotive catalytic process. Research and testing is currently being carried out in a three-year government program. New Developments in Superconductors require silver tape. A new form of cabling has recently been developed which can carry more electrical current in much smaller spaces with far less resistance. This new technology (Nobel Prize awarded in 2003) should one day replace old power grids, especially in larger cities where space is at a premium and large electrical loads a necessity. *Environmentally friendly replacement of lead based solders (Silver is unique in that it can join many different metals together at temperatures well below the metals melting point) The European Union law, which bans the use of lead based solders,comes into effect on July 1, 2006. Silver used as solder accounted for some 37.5 M ounces in 2004, and is likely to increase significantly in the coming year because of the EU's decision. Silver In Scripture Home Disclaimer: This material is not copyrighted, and I encourage its reproduction as long as my name and website are mentioned. Make sure you do your own due diligence before investing in any stock or commodity. I am not* a financial advisor.