Elsevier

Physica

Volume 2, Issues 1–12, 1935, Pages 383-390
Physica

Bemerkungen über thermokraft und widerstand

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Any perturbation introduced into a metal will give rise to an increased resistance and to a change in the thermoelectric power. Under certain circumstances a parallelism between these two changes may be expected. After a short review of the theoretical formulae (§ l), the following cases are considered as well from a theoretical as from an experimental point of view; solid solutions, ferromagnetic substances (§ 2), cold worked and liquid metals (§ 3).

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