Does noble metal conduct electricity?

Absolutely. By definition, and physical nature, all metals conduct electricity. This is due to the arrangement of electrons between metal nuclei, and how metals bond in general. read more

For the conduction of electricity, there should be electrons in the valence shell of an atom. Noble gases as such don't have any electrons. There is no noble metal as of now in the periodic table. So the possibility of a noble metal conducting electricity is nearly zero. read more

Silver is the best metal to conduct electricity it offers the less resistance but it is not used because of how expensive it is. Copper comes in second place and is the most used today then comes gold, aluminum, zinc and so on. read more

Carbon is the only gas, when solidified, that can conduct electricity. This is of the form Graphite, when it only has 3 bonds between the atoms. This leaves electrons to flow through the network structure. read more