Silver

Soft, white transition metal known for its conductivity.

Silver (Ag) is a soft, white transition metal known for its high electrical conductivity and reflectivity. It tarnishes when exposed to air, making it commonly used in jewelry, photography, and electronics.

/ˈsɪl.vər/

Silver is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word 'siolfr' and the German word 'silber', both of Germanic origin.

Silver is a shiny, white metal that's really good at conducting electricity, like in wires and batteries.

metal transition metal

sterling silver colloidal silver

precious metals

chemical element metallic