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When different parts of a metal are kept at different temperatures and current is passed through it, heat is either evolved or absorbed. this effect is called

A

Thomson effect

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seebeck effect

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C

Peltier effect

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D

none of these

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The correct option is D Thomson effect
When different parts of a metal are kept at different temperatures and current is passed through it, heat is either evolved or absorbed. this effect is called Thomson effect.Hence correct option is option A.

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