Thomson''s effect, Physics

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a) Thomson's heat is proportional to the current passing by the conductor.

b) This effect is produced when parts of similar conductor are kept at dissimilar temperature.

c) It is a reversible effect.

d) This effect depends upon nature of conductor and temperature difference of dissimilar parts of the conductor.

e) It is heating as well as cooling effect.

 


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