Niobium vs. Palladium: Which is a Superior Electrical Conductor?

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Niobium (Nb) is a better conductor of electricity than Palladium (Pd). The electrical conductivity of Nb at room temperature is 20.4 MS/m, while that of Pd is 9.3 MS/m.

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