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think um
you know you're pretty high up here
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you know you're pretty high up here
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you know you're pretty high up here
2,000 de this is what happens here is
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2,000 de this is what happens here is
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2,000 de this is what happens here is
that you it's you start getting an
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that you it's you start getting an
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that you it's you start getting an
electronic contribution to the thermal
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electronic contribution to the thermal
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electronic contribution to the thermal
conductivity you know when when you
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conductivity you know when when you
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conductivity you know when when you
start um having hot electrons
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start um having hot electrons
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start um having hot electrons
essentially electrons that can move they
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essentially electrons that can move they
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essentially electrons that can move they
carry with them thermal energy I mean
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carry with them thermal energy I mean
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carry with them thermal energy I mean
it's the you know it's the the basis of
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it's the you know it's the the basis of
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it's the you know it's the the basis of
the thermoelectric effects the zbec
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the thermoelectric effects the zbec
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the thermoelectric effects the zbec
coefficients the pel coefficient so at
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coefficients the pel coefficient so at
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coefficients the pel coefficient so at
high temperature you typically see a
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high temperature you typically see a