Magnetische Polarisation Der Metalle Und Erze Durch Temperatur-Differenz explores the phenomenon of magnetic polarization in metals and ores induced by temperature differences. Written by Thomas Johann Seebeck, this historical scientific work delves into the experimental observations and theoretical considerations surrounding the thermoelectric effect, now known as the Seebeck effect. This book provides valuable insights into the early investigations of thermoelectricity and its relationship to magnetism, making it essential reading for historians of science, physicists, and materials scientists interested in the foundations of thermoelectric research. Discover the pioneering work that laid the groundwork for modern thermoelectric technology.

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