Improved Thermoelectric Conversion Efficiency Via Use Of Magnets & Superconductors

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An interesting development has occurred in the field of thermoelectrics — it’s been found that very high thermoelectric conversion efficiencies can be achieved by utilizing the “proper” combination of magnetic metals and superconductors. The findings are notable because previously most effective thermoelectric devices have been forced to rely on semiconductors — thanks to the fact

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