Solvent effect on the Seebeck coefficient of Fe2+/Fe3+ hydrogel thermogalvanic cells

The Seebeck coefficient of Fe2+/3+ thermogalvanic cells is inversely proportional to the donor number of organic solvent additives, which cause rearrangement of the Fe2+/3+ solvent shell.

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