Are Binary Copper Sulfides/Selenides Really New and Promising Thermoelectric Materials?

By Gilles Dennler, R. Chmielowski, S. Jacob, F. Capet, P. Roussel, S. Zastrow, Kornelius Nielsch, I. Opahle, Georg K. H. Madsen. 2014

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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• On the tuning of electrical and thermal transport in thermoelectrics: an integrated theory–experiment perspective (2016, background): “For experimentalists, the fluidity of the ions, such as Cu in Cu2Se, Cu2S, presents an unpleasant realisation that the sample under study will likely degrade during measurements.(152) How to balance the extraordinary TE performance with the practicality is an open question.”