Thermoelectric Properties on n-Type BixSb1-x /Bi2Te3 Graded Materials Containing Fullerite or Carbon Tube

Xiao Feng Wu; Gui Ying Xu; Si-Tong Niu; Chang Chun Ge

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.1591

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Thermoelectric Properties on n-Type Bi_xSb_1-x /Bi₂Te₃ Graded Materials Containing Fullerite or Carbon Tube

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BixSb1-x and Bi2Te3 are typical thermoelectric materials used for lower temperature. Samples of Graded materials containing different amount of fullerite or nanometer carbon tube and the were fabricated by hot pressing method. The relations about thermoelectric property, the addition of fullerite or nanometer carbon tube, and the microstructure were investigated in detail by normal measurement or analytical method.

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Xiao Feng Wu, Gui Ying Xu, Si-Tong Niu, Chang Chun Ge

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Bi₂Te₃, Bi_xSb_1-x, Hollow Quantum Effect, Thermoelectric Material

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