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Enhancing thermoelectric properties of a p-type Mg 3 Sb 2-based Zintl phase compound by Pb substitution in the anionic framework

Bhardwaj et al., 2014

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Bhardwaj A
Misra D
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Mg3Sb2-based Zintl compounds have recently attracted attention as a potential candidate for thermoelectric applications due to their low thermal conductivity and promising thermoelectric performance (ie ZT= 0.6 at 773 K in Mg3Sb2− xBix). We have reported …
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