ETTINGSHAUSEN EFFECT


Meaning of ETTINGSHAUSEN EFFECT in English

ˈed.iŋzˌhau̇z ə n- noun

Usage: usually capitalized E

Etymology: from the name Ettingshausen

: a transverse temperature gradient produced when a metal in which an electric current is flowing is placed in a magnetic field whose direction is perpendicular to that of the current

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