Chien et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Facile chemical synthesis and enhanced thermoelectric properties of Ag doped SnSe nanocrystalsChien et al., 2017
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- Chien C
- Chang C
- Chen C
- Tseng C
- Wu Y
- Wu M
- Lee C
- Chen Y
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- RSC advances
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A two-step, surfactant-free solution growth process was utilized to synthesize p-type Ag doped SnSe nanocrystals in gram quantities. The formation mechanism of SnSe nanocrystals was studied by high resolution transmission electron microscopy, and it was …
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