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The thermoelectric figure of merit of poor thermal conductors
Calculations are given to show that for low thermal conductivity materials the radiation losses at even moderate temperatures preclude the use of the Harman technique for measuring the thermoelectric figure of merit. Measurements on liquid Tl66Se34, which has suitable thermoelectric properties, confirm this.
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