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Ionic Seebeck Effect in Alkali Niobophosphate Glasses

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Ionic Seebeck effect has been investigated in Li (Na,K)₂O‐Nb₂O₅‐P₂O₅ glasses. Ionic Seebeck coefficients and heats of ion transfer have been measured. Soret coefficients have been calculated for glasses being studied. Temperature dependence and content of Nb₂O₅ dependence of Soret coefficients have been analyzed. Hypotheses of coefficients of self-diffusion and thermodiffusion ratio when temperature and content of Nb₂O₅ change have been proposed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 822)

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Viktor A. Markov*, Ivan Sokolov, Maria Bozhko, Ekaterina Kovalenko

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Conductivity, Glass, Ionic Conduction, Ionic Thermoelectric Effect, Li-Ion, Thermoelectric Power

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