Wikipedia cites SN10 PB88 AG02 as having low thermal EMF properties. There are
several listings for it on Ebay at the moment. Although not the same as Sn18
solder, it's pretty close. I'd think that the thermal properties would be
pretty close as well.
Dave M
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Hello,
I do not know exactly how the Seebeck coefficients are "mixed" within a
alloy.
Silver and copper have near equal coefficients.
Sn should be similar to Pb on the same side of Cu.
On the other side of Cu there are Cd (no longer allowed for ROHS) and Sb
(Antimony) and Ge (Germanium).
So I
