Titlebook: Chemistry, Physics, and Materials Science of Thermoelectric Materials; Beyond Bismuth Tellu M. G. Kanatzidis,S. D. Mahanti,T. P. Hogan Book

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978-1-4613-4872-6Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003

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Information? Information About ,y k has an electronic contribution κ.and a lattice contribution, κ., which is called the lattice thermal conductivity. The latter sometimes can be manipulated independently from the electrical conductivity and thermopower.

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Block-Layer Concept for the Layered Cobalt Oxide: A Design for Thermoelectric Oxides,y. The thermoelectric performance is optimized near a carrier density of 10.cm., which is a typical value for a degenerate semiconduc-tor. Actually, the thermoelectric materials were mainly searched in the degenerate semiconductors of high mobility.

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Yasunori Nomura,Bill Poirier,John Terning will focus on the interrelation between the structural and bonding characteristics of skutterudite compounds and their transport properties that ultimately determine whether skutterudites will fulfill their promise as novel thermoelectric materials.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-42512-2etitive with small refrigerant-based systems and thus to see widespread technological application. However, even more modest increases in ZT above the current best values (ZT~1) should lead to many more applications..

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Structure-Property Relations in Skutterudites, will focus on the interrelation between the structural and bonding characteristics of skutterudite compounds and their transport properties that ultimately determine whether skutterudites will fulfill their promise as novel thermoelectric materials.

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Pressure Tuning of Thermoelectric Materials,etitive with small refrigerant-based systems and thus to see widespread technological application. However, even more modest increases in ZT above the current best values (ZT~1) should lead to many more applications..

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Type of Lasers Used in This Study,n carbides are very stiff, hard solids whose melting temperatures exceed 2600K. Boron carbides have long been used in applications such as lightweight ceramic armor that capitalize on these properties.