Righi-Leduc effect

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Righi-Leduc effect [′rē·gē lə′du̇k i‚fekt]

(physics)

The phenomenon wherein, if a magnetic field is applied at right angles to the direction of a temperature gradient in a conductor, a new temperature gradient is produced perpendicular to both the direction of the original temperature gradient and to the magnetic field. Also known as Leduc effect.

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