Thermoelectric Power of Liquid Dilute Alloys of Mercury

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The thermoelectric power of several dilute alloys of mercury has been measured in a temperature range from 300 to 450°K. The doped elements were lithium, sodium, potassium, cadmium, zinc, indium, thallium, tin, lead, and bismuth. In the case of monovalent solutes, the thermoelectric power has been observed to decrease linearly with solute concentration. In the case of divalent and tetravalent solutes, it increases linearly with concentration. In the case of trivalent solutes, however, the thermoelectric power decreases at first, reaches a minimum and then increases with solute concentration. The minimum and an anomalous value of a parameter ξ recently defined by Ziman et al. will be interpreted qualitatively by considering a large volume dependence of the thermoelectric power of mercury.
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1966-11-05