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A simple apparatus to demonstrate the Peltier effect

A simple and in most respects cheap demonstration apparatus is described. Its components can be found in most school, college and university laboratories. The article also gives a discussion of the Peltier effect and, by way of introduction to it, of the Seebeck effect, the better known thermoelectric effect, used in the measurement of temperatures by thermocouples.