- The
Seebeck coefficient (also
known as
thermopower,
thermoelectric power, and
thermoelectric sensitivity) of a
material is a
measure of the magnitude...
- mode
predicts the
wrong order of
magnitude for the
Seebeck coefficient (
thermopower),
which relates the
generation of a
potential difference by applying...
- field: E = Q ∇ T {\displaystyle \mathbf {E} =Q\nabla T} and Q is
called thermopower. The
estimates by
Drude are a
factor of 100 low
given the
direct dependency...
-
fossil fuel-coal, oil,
indirectly through devices like
steam turbines The
thermopower, or
Seebeck coefficient, of a material,
which governs its thermoelectric...
-
puzzle in iron pyrite:
Carrier type
determination by Hall
effect and
thermopower".
Physical Review Materials. 1 (1): 015402. Bibcode:2017PhRvM...1a5402Z...
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where S {\displaystyle S} is the
Seebeck coefficient (also
known as
thermopower), a
property of the
local material, and ∇ T {\displaystyle \nabla T}...
-
Seebeck coefficient, and
often referred to as the
thermoelectric power or
thermopower. The
Seebeck voltage does not
depend on the
distribution of temperature...
- the
local conductivity, S is the
Seebeck coefficient (also
known as
thermopower), a
property of the
local material, and ∇ T {\displaystyle \nabla T}...
-
field strength (N⋅C−1 = V⋅m−1) T,
temperature (K) x,
displacement (m) β,
thermopower (V⋅K−1) E i = − β i j ∂ T ∂ x j {\displaystyle E_{i}=-\beta _{ij}{\frac...
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adhesion with
aqueous coatings, adhesives, inks and epoxies:
Enhanced Thermopower of
Graphene Films Work
function enhancement in
polymer semiconductor...
