The thermopower (TEP) and electrical resistance of stoichiometric Fe3O
4 crystals have been measured up to pressures of 6 GPa over the temper
ature range of 80-160 K. The resistance decreases markedly with increa
sing pressure below the Verwey transition temperature T-v and T-v decr
eases linearly with increasing pressure. The magnitude of the TEP as w
ell as the discontinuity at T-v decrease with increasing pressure. The
thermopower of Fe3O4 shows an interesting upswing at low temperatures
(< 100 K) which is affected significantly by pressure.