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Partial indium solubility induces chemical stability and colossal thermoelectric figure of merit in Cu2Se

Olvera et al., 2017

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3460719523061760903
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Olvera A
Moroz N
Sahoo P
Ren P
Bailey T
Page A
Uher C
Poudeu P
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Energy & Environmental Science

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High thermoelectric figure of merit, ZT∼ 2.1 at 1000 K, have been reported in Cu2− xSe- based materials. However, their deployments in operational devices have been hampered by chemical instability and low average ZT (ZTave) values. Here, we demonstrate improved …
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