SCON stands for Selective Conductor. It's a conductor which will only conduct to other SCON with the same tmp value, or PSCN. The tmp value can be set by raising/lowering temperature, like WIFI. 

Melting point - N/A, like WIFI it shouldn't melt, so it can have 100 channels

Heat Conductivity - Doesn't conduct heat, but can be set by a brown BRAY

Electrical Conductivity - Normal speed, as fast as IRON, or TTAN

Tab - Under Electronics

Pressure - Isn't affected by pressure, but lets pressure through

Can be destroyed by BOMB, DEST, THDR, LIGH

Is affected by VIRS

This can be used like INWR, NTCT and PTCT are used now, as in they don't conduct to each other. I don't have many ideas for uses, but I feel it would change how computer and other electronics are made. 

@Tasha04 (View Post)

 To be honest, so did I

Actually, reading it again, is it a good idea to have it conduct to PSCN or not? It might be useful as one of the only elements which doesn't conduct to it