The magneto‐Seebeck Coefficients α 11 (B 3 ) and α 33 (B 1 ) have been measured for pure bismuth crystals between about 20 K and room temperature in magnetic fields of up to 5.5 T. The observed behaviour has been compared with a theory due to Korenblit. It appears that a phonon‐drag component of the Seebeck coefficient at very high fields persists up to well above liquid nitrogen temperature. However, some features of the results are not in accordance with theory.
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