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Intrinsically low lattice thermal conductivity in natural superlattice (Bi2) m (Bi2Te3) n thermoelectric materials

Zhu et al., 2021

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8591988590212000595
Author
Zhu H
Zhao C
Nan P
Jiang X
Zhao J
Ge B
Xiao C
Xie Y
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Chemistry of Materials

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Understanding the origin of intrinsic lattice thermal conductivity in crystalline solids is critical to research fields ranging from thermoelectric materials to thermal barrier coatings. This work reports the high-temperature thermoelectric properties and reveals an intrinsically …
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