Thermoelectric (copper and iron at 1000C)

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When a heat source raises the temperature to 1000°C in a vacuum chamber with copper at the center and iron surrounding it, a temperature gradient is established, with copper being hotter than iron. This difference in temperature can generate a voltage through thermoelectric effects. The discussion seeks equations related to thermoelectric voltage production under these specific conditions. The provided link may offer additional insights into thermopower calculations. Understanding the thermoelectric principles involved is crucial for harnessing this temperature differential effectively.
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When heat source give heat until 1000degree celcius
Copper at center of cylinder iron
Copper will hotter and iron will colder because ambient air
Chamber is vaccum
So there are different temperature between copper and iron
How voltage will produce according to thermoelectric?
Any equation about this case?
 
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