Direct conversion of heat into electric power is possible through__________?

Correct answer: C. thermionic converter

  • A. fuel cell
  • B. batteries
  • C. thermionic converter
  • D. all of the above

Explanation

A thermionic converter directly changes heat into electrical energy through thermionic emission of electrons from a heated emitter. Fuel cells and batteries convert chemical energy, so they are not direct heat-to-electric converters.

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