2. Conductive properties of polymers

Despite their low thermal conductivity, polymeric thermoelectric materials have an electrical conductivity of between 10 ^–8 and 10 ⁴ S.cm ^–1 , and their Seebeck coefficient can vary from 10 to 10 ³ μV.K ^–1 .

For comparison, inorganic semiconductors have electrical conductivities that can reach 10 ⁵ S.cm ^–1 and Seebeck coefficients between 100 and 10 ³ μV.K ^–1

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