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Thermoelectric properties of solution-synthesized n-type Bi 2 Te 3 nanocomposites modulated by Se: An experimental and theoretical study

Fang et al., 2016

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12004635246040227232
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Fang H
Bahk J
Feng T
Cheng Z
Mohammed A
Wang X
Ruan X
Shakouri A
Wu Y
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Nano Research

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We report the investigation of the thermoelectric properties of large-scale solution- synthesized Bi2Te3 nanocomposites prepared from nanowires hotpressed into bulk pellets. A third element, Se, is introduced to tune the carrier concentration of the nanocomposites …
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