SEEBECK EFFECT


Meaning of SEEBECK EFFECT in English

ˈzāˌbek-, ˈsēˌbek- noun

Usage: usually capitalized S

Etymology: after Thomas J. Seebeck died 1831 German physicist

: the thermoelectromotive force generated in a circuit composed of different metals in successive contact when the junctions are not all at the same temperature ; also : the current resulting from such force when the circuit is closed

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