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This project focuses on developing high-performance thermoelectric materials using sulphides instead of traditional tellurides. By employing band structure engineering and nanostructuring techniques, it aims to create efficient materials that convert waste heat into electricity while avoiding the use of toxic and scarc…
Thermoelectric (TE) power generation, which offers potential for converting waste industrial heat into useful electricity, is foreseen to become increasingly important in the near future because of the need for alternative energy sources.
How big this role is likely to be depends not only on the efficiency of TE materials but also on the crustal abundance and toxicity of their raw materials.
BiSbTe intermetallic compounds, PbTe and SiGe alloys have served as the most widely used TE materials in…
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
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