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2. Improved Thermoelectric Performance in Ga‐ and Te‐Co‐introduced Tetrahedrite Cu12Sb4S13.
3. Chemical Composition Modulation Realizing Remarkable Improvement of Thermoelectric Performance in CuInTe2‑Based Alloy.
4. Effect of Ga alloying on thermoelectric properties of InSb
5. Preparation and thermoelectric properties of MoS2/Bi2Te3 nanocomposites
6. Thermoelectric Performance of Sb-doped Mg2-xZnxSi (0≤x≤0.1) Solid Solutions
7. Data analytics accelerates the experimental discovery of Cu1−xAgxGaTe2 based thermoelectric chalcogenides with high figure of merit.
8. Thin-film solar thermoelectric generator with enhanced power output: Integrated optimization design to obtain directional heat flow
9. Hybrid structure responsible for improved thermoelectric performance of Sn-incorporated Cu3SbSe4 with a second phase CuSe.
10. Electronic Structure- and Entropy-Driven Design of Thermoelectric Chalcogenide Cu5Sn2Se7 Leading to the Optimization of Carrier Concentration and Reduction in Thermal Conductivity.
11. Effects of crosswinds and tip configurations on the initial phase of wingtip vortex evolution.
12. Improved Thermoelectric Performance of Cu2SnSe4 by Proper Decoupling Between Electron and Phonon Through Replacement of Sn with In.
13. Improved thermoelectric performance of solid solution Cu4Sn7.5S16 through isoelectronic substitution of Se for S
14. Thermoelectric Generator Used in Fire-Alarm Temperature Sensing
15. Thermoelectric Properties of P-Type Ga2Te5 Based Compounds
16. Scalable solution assembly of nanosheets into high-performance flexible Bi0.5Sb1.5Te3 thin films for thermoelectric energy conversion
17. Band Structure and Phonon Transport Engineering Realizing Remarkable Improvement in Thermoelectric Performance of Cu2SnSe4 Incorporated with In2Te3.
18. Thermoelectric Properties of an Al-Doped In-Sn-Te-Based Alloy
19. Improved Thermoelectric Performance of P‑type SnTe through Synergistic Engineering of Electronic and Phonon Transports.
20. Synergistic Optimization of the Electronic and Phonon Transports of N‑Type Argyrodite Ag8Sn1–xGaxSe6 (x = 0–0.6) through Entropy Engineering.
21. Regulation of electronic and phonon transports of AgBiSe2-based solid solutions by entropy engineering.
22. Computationally Guided Synthesis of High Performance Thermoelectric Materials: Defect Engineering in AgGaTe2.
23. N-type thermoelectric Ag8SnSe6 with extremely low lattice thermal conductivity by replacing Ag with Cu.
24. Significant Improvement in Thermoelectric Performance of AgInSe2‑Based Composites through In Situ Formation of Ag2Se.
25. Cation vacancy related crystal structure and bandgap and their effects on the thermoelectric performance of Cu-ternary systems Cu3+δIn5Te9 (δ = 0–0.175).
26. Silver vacancy concentration engineering leading to the ultralow lattice thermal conductivity and improved thermoelectric performance of Ag1-xInTe2.
27. Bandgap reduction responsible for the improved thermoelectric performance of bulk polycrystalline In2-xCuxSe3 (x = 0-0.2).
28. Thermoelectric properties in nanostructured homologous series alloys GamSbnTe1.5(m+n).
29. Thermoelectric properties in nanostructured homologous series alloys GamSbnTe1.5(m+n).
30. High thermoelectric properties of p-type pseudobinary (Cu4Te3)x–(Bi0.5Sb1.5Te3)1-x alloys prepared by spark plasma sintering.
31. Manipulating Localized Vibrations of Interstitial Te for Ultra-High Thermoelectric Efficiency in p‑Type Cu–In–Te Systems.
32. Co-regulation of the copper vacancy concentration and point defects leading to the enhanced thermoelectric performance of Cu3In5Te9-based chalcogenides.
33. Realizing high thermoelectric performance in Cu2Te alloyed Cu1.15In2.29Te4.
34. Significantly improved thermal stability and thermoelectric performance of Cu-deficient Cu4−δGa4Te8 (δ = 1.12) chalcogenides through addition of Sb.
35. Improvement of thermoelectric performance of copper-deficient compounds Cu2.5+δIn4.5Te8 (δ = 0–0.15) due to a degenerate impurity band and ultralow lattice thermal conductivity.
36. Increased effective mass and carrier concentration responsible for the improved thermoelectric performance of the nominal compound Cu2Ga4Te7 with Sb substitution for Cu.
37. Unequal bonding in Ag–CuIn3Se5-based solid solutions responsible for reduction in lattice thermal conductivity and improvement in thermoelectric performance.
38. Significant improvement in the thermoelectric performance of Sb-incorporated chalcopyrite compounds Cu18Ga25SbxTe50−x (x = 0–3.125) through the coordination of energy band and crystal structures.
39. Enhancing the thermoelectric performance of Cu3SnS4-based solid solutions through coordination of the Seebeck coefficient and carrier concentration.
40. The role of excess Sn in Cu4Sn7S16 for modification of the band structure and a reduction in lattice thermal conductivity.
41. Enhanced thermoelectric performance via the solid solution formation: The case of pseudobinary alloy (Cu2Te)(Ga2Te3)3 upon Sb substitution for Cu.
42. Engineering the energy gap near the valence band edge in Mn-incorporated Cu3Ga5Te9 for an enhanced thermoelectric performance.
43. Improvement in thermoelectric performance of In6Se7 by substitution of Sn for In.
44. Improvement of thermoelectric performance of α-In2Se3 upon S incorporation.
45. Improvement of the thermoelectric performance of InSe-based alloys doped with Sn.
46. High thermoelectric performance of a defect in α-In2Se3-based solid solution upon substitution of Zn for In.
47. Preparation and interface analyses of a P-type segmented FeSi2 /Bi2Te3 material.
48. Engineered cation vacancy plane responsible for the reduction in lattice thermal conductivity and improvement in the thermoelectric property of Ga2Te3-based semiconductors.
49. Site occupations of Zn in AgInSe2-based chalcopyrites responsible for modified structures and significantly improved thermoelectric performance.
50. Thermoelectric properties of Cu2Ga4Te7 based compounds with Zn substitution for Cu and Ga.
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