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If there is a charge separation on macroscale in a solar cells (electrons flow in one direction and holes in another) why there is no high voltage build up similar to capacitors or piezoelectrics where also charge separation occur?
There exist some glasses which become conducting when heated over 300°C. Most of them become ionic conductors but some possibly electronic.
If we will heat them with pulses of heat so they will periodically turn to conducting state and back,
could we convert heat to electricity with charge separation similar to solar cell?
There exist some glasses which become conducting when heated over 300°C. Most of them become ionic conductors but some possibly electronic.
If we will heat them with pulses of heat so they will periodically turn to conducting state and back,
could we convert heat to electricity with charge separation similar to solar cell?