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On the Thermoelectric Power of Stabilized Zirconia
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In this article, the thermoelectric power of stabilized zirconia, at different CaO and MgO concentrations within the cubic phase, has been measured, and the results show a concentration dependence of the temperature which is preliminarly discussed.Abstract:
Abstract Thermoelectric power of stabilized zirconia, at different CaO and MgO concentrations within the cubic phase, has been measured. The results show a concentration dependence of the thermoelectric power which is preliminarly discussed. The homogeneous part of the thermoelectric power, moreover, is discussed with the classical approach of irreversible thermodynamics.read more
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