Thermo-electric heights of antimony and bismuth alloys

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Abstract
THE writer, being much interested in the preparation and use of thermo-couples of very small mass, undertook the fol• lowing experiments with a view to finding the best combination of elements for the purpose.Much study has been devoted to the subject already, chiefly however for the production of thermopiles designed to replace ordinary batteries.The extremely brittle alloys or sulphides used in these exclude them from the list of available elements when the elements are to be made very thin and are to have several soldered joints.We have nnmerous determinations of the electromotive force of thermo-couples by Matthiessen and.others, but it is impossible to repeat their experiments, owing to the want of method in the preparation of the couples, and the effects of impurities in the metals used by them.The effect of physical state of the metal upon its thermo-electric height is clearly seen in Jenkins' table, compiled from Matthiesen's experiments.Here the thermo-electric height of antimony pressed wire is 280 O. G. S. units; but for the same metal with the equator of a crystal 2640.We are not assured
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Authors C. C. Hutchins
Journal american journal of science
Year 1894
DOI
10.2475/ajs.s3-48.285.226
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-48.285.226
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