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Amount of energy absorbed or evolved when one ampere of current passes for one second through a metal kept at a temperature difference of $1^{o} C$ is called

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Thermo emf

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Thermoelectric power

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Thomson coefficient

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Peltier coefficient

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The correct option is C Thomson coefficient
Amount of energy absorbed or evolved when one ampere of current passes for one second through a metal kept at a temperature difference of $1^{\circ} C$ is called Thomson coefficient

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