2. Conductive properties of polymers
Despite their low thermal conductivity, polymeric thermoelectric materials have an electrical conductivity of between 10–8 and 104 S.cm–1, and their Seebeck coefficient can vary from 10 to 103 μV.K–1.
For comparison, inorganic semiconductors have electrical conductivities that can reach 105 S.cm–1 and Seebeck coefficients between 100 and 103 μV.K–1.
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