Which cheap metal would absorb and radiate heat well ?

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In summary, the best cheap metal for absorbing and radiating heat is aluminum. It has a high thermal conductivity and can quickly absorb and release heat, making it a popular choice for heat exchangers and cookware. Other affordable options include copper and steel, but they are not as efficient as aluminum in terms of thermal conductivity.
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