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Temperature difference of junction is used to produce thermo EMF and vice versa. This effect is known as

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Seeback effect

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Peltier effect

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Thomson's effect

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Joule'e effect

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Solution

The correct option is A Seeback effect
A temperature difference of junction is used to produce thermo EMF and vice versa.T his effect is known as a seeback effect.

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