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Temperature variation of diamagnetic susceptibility and thermoelectric power (t.e.p.) of bismuth telluride containing bismuth iodide is investigated. It is suggested that the large decrease in diamagnetic susceptibility with rise of temperature in the intrinsic region is due to the decrease in the diamagnetic susceptibility of the valence electrons which is usually taken to be independent of temperature.
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Biswas et al. (1991) studied this question.
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