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Band Convergence and Phonon Scattering Mediated Improved Thermoelectric Performance of SnTe–PbTe NanocompositesAhmad et al., 2020
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- Ahmad S
- Singh A
- Bhattacharya S
- Navaneethan M
- Basu R
- Bhatt R
- Sarkar P
- Meshram K
- Debnath A
- Muthe K
- Aswal D
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- ACS Applied Energy Materials
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SnTe exhibits poor thermoelectric figure of merit owing to Sn vacancies that give rise to a low p-type Seebeck coefficient and high electrical–thermal conductivities. Here, we reported thermoelectric properties of a composite material synthesized by vacuum hot pressing a …
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