See·beck effect 
(zābĕk)
(zābĕk)n.
The creation of an electrical potential across points in a metal that are at different temperatures, caused by the tendency of valence electrons in the warmer part of the metal to migrate toward the colder part because of their thermal energy. The Seebeck effect is exploited in the design of thermocouples.
[After Thomas Johann Seebeck (1770-1831), Estonian-born German physicist.]
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