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(GeTe) 1–x (AgSnSe2) x: Strong Atomic Disorder-Induced High Thermoelectric Performance near the Ioffe–Regel Limit

Liang et al., 2021

Document ID
12531047410595163744
Author
Liang G
Lyu T
Hu L
Qu W
Zhi S
Li J
Zhang Y
He J
Li J
Liu F
Zhang C
Ao W
Xie H
Wu H
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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In thermoelectrics, the material's performance stems from a delicate tradeoff between atomic order and disorder. Generally, dopants and thus atomic disorder are indispensable for optimizing the carrier concentration and scatter short-wavelength heat-carrying phonons …
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    • H01L35/12—Selection of the material for the legs of the junction
    • H01L35/14—Selection of the material for the legs of the junction using inorganic compositions
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