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The Seebeck Coefficient
The Seebeck effect, named after Thomas Johann Seebeck who discovered it in the early 1920’s, is the ability of a material to produce a voltage when a temperature gradient is introduced between its two ends. It is the basis for thermocouple physics and is measured in microvolts per Kelvin.
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