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Question 1
Easy
What does the Seebeck coefficient measure?
π‘ Hint: Think about what happens when one side of a material is hot and the other is cold.
Question 2
Easy
What is ZT a measure of?
π‘ Hint: Remember it combines several properties of a material.
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Question 1
What does the Seebeck coefficient indicate?
π‘ Hint: Think about its definition and what it tells us about materials.
Question 2
True or False: A higher ZT value indicates less effective thermoelectric performance.
π‘ Hint: Remember, ZT is a measure of efficiency.
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Question 1
A thermoelectric module has a Seebeck coefficient of 150 Β΅V/K and operates at 350 K. If the temperature difference between the hot and cold sides is 50 K, what voltage is generated by the module?
π‘ Hint: Use the Seebeck coefficient formula correctly to find the generated voltage.
Question 2
A new thermoelectric material has the following properties: Seebeck coefficient = 180 Β΅V/K, electrical conductivity = 12 S/m, thermal conductivity = 0.5 W/mΒ·K, calculate its ZT.
π‘ Hint: Apply the ZT formula but pay special attention to unit conversions.
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