The junctions of a `Ni-Cu` thermocouple are maintained at `0^@ C and 100^@ C`. Calculate the Seebeck emf produced in the loop. `a_(Ni, Cu) = 16.3 xx 1

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The junctions of a `Ni-Cu` thermocouple are maintained at `0^@ C and 100^@ C`. Calculate the Seebeck emf produced in the loop. `a_(Ni, Cu) = 16.3 xx 1

The junctions of a `Ni-Cu` thermocouple are maintained at `0^@ C and 100^@ C`. Calculate the Seebeck emf produced in the loop. `a_(Ni, Cu) = 16.3 xx 10^(-6) V^@ C^(-1)` and `b_(Ni, Cu) = - 0.042 xx 10^(-6) V^@ C^(-3)`

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Salim Ahmed Kawsar · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-05T15:29:48+06:00

Salim Ahmed Kawsar

Correct Answer - As `theta_(n)=-(alpha)/(theta_(n))=0-(15.86)/(270)=-0.0587 mu V.^(@)C^(-2)`

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