Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 1998 · 22 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsHeat TransferMaterials PhysicsSolid State PhysicsCrystalline MaterialsHeat ConductionHeat Transfer In SolidsThermal Properties Of MaterialsThermoelectric MaterialsHall EffectHigh-temperature Thermal PropertiesLattice Thermal ConductivityLattice Thermal TransportPower FactorThermal ConductivityThermoelectric PropertiesThermoelectric Transport Coefficients
Bi 2 Te 3- x Se x (0≦ x <1) polycrystalline solids are prepared by a hot press method and their thermoelectric properties are studied. The samples show the maximum value of Z = 2.3×10 -3 K -1 at x =0.22. The lattice thermal conductivity is smaller than that of a single crystal. The lattice constant and power factor decrease upon increasing the selenium substitution while thermal conductivity decreases for x values up to 0.33 and becomes constant for x values greater than 0.33.
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