Yamini et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Thermoelectric performance of tellurium-reduced quaternary p-type lead–chalcogenide compositesYamini et al., 2014
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- Yamini S
- Wang H
- Gibbs Z
- Pei Y
- Mitchell D
- Dou S
- Snyder G
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- Acta materialia
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A long-standing technological challenge to the widespread application of thermoelectric generators is obtaining high-performance thermoelectric materials from abundant elements. Intensive study on PbTe alloys has resulted in a high figure of merit for the single-phase …
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