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If electric current passes from relatively good conductor to a much worse conductor (resistance), electrons start to loose energy and dissipate it as heat. Does opposite effect take place? I mean, when electrons pass from some poor conductor to a much better conductor, will they absorb energy and thus cool the good conductor?
I thought on some relatively inexpensive solid-state cooling which is cheaper than regular thermoelectric.
I thought on some relatively inexpensive solid-state cooling which is cheaper than regular thermoelectric.
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