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Enhanced density-of-states effective mass and strained endotaxial nanostructures in Sb-doped Pb0. 97Cd0. 03Te thermoelectric alloys

Tan et al., 2019

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2293810565496571818
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Tan G
Zhang X
Hao S
Chi H
Bailey T
Su X
Uher C
Dravid V
Wolverton C
Kanatzidis M
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Here we report that CdTe alloying and Sb doping increase the density-of-states effective mass and introduce endotaxial nanostructuring in n-type PbTe, resulting in enhanced thermoelectric performance. A prior theoretical prediction for the presence of resonance …
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