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Influence of Pressure up to 90 kbar on the Thermoelectric Properties of Antimony

The thermoelectric tensor components of antimony are measured at room temperature to 90 kbar. The anisotropy of the thermal emf disappears at 70 kbar that is in line with transformation of Sb to the simple cubic structure. The anomalous behaviour of thermoelectric coefficients at 40 to 50 kbar correlates probably with characteristic features of the pressure variation of the c/a parameter of antimony lattice.