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The Seebeck coefficient can be related to the specific heat of the charge carriers. Experiments on the itinerant ferromagnet nickel show that the specific heat determined from the Seebeck effect agrees closely with that determined from conventional specific-heat measurements.
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Tang et al. (1971) studied this question.
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