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Abstract
Electrochemical Peltier Effect
Entropy change induced by redox reaction is used for active cooling of the electrode. The maximum temperature change of 0.55 K is observed after optimization of the electrochemical cell and the measurement method. A theoretical model which simulates the temperature change is proposed. More in article number 2405181, Hongyao Zhou, Teppei Yamada, and co-workers.
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