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Eco-friendly p-type Cu2SnS3 thermoelectric material: crystal structure and transport properties

Shen et al., 2016

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14853030041326768949
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Shen Y
Li C
Huang R
Tian R
Ye Y
Pan L
Koumoto K
Zhang R
Wan C
Wang Y
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As a new eco-friendly thermoelectric material, copper tin sulfide (Cu2SnS3) ceramics were experimentally studied by Zn-doping. Excellent electrical transport properties were obtained by virtue of 3-dimensionally conductive network for holes, which are less affected by the …
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