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Finding merit in dividing neighbors
The favorable thermoelectric properties of SnSe are related to its crystal symmetry [Also see Report by Zhao et al. ] A large fraction of energy consumed by humankind is wasted as heat. Some of this energy can be recycled with thermoelectric devices that convert a thermal gradient into electricity....
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[Also see Report by
Zhao
et al.
]
A large fraction of energy consumed by humankind is wasted as heat. Some of this energy can be recycled with thermoelectric devices that convert a thermal gradient into electricity. However, their wide adoption will require development of materials with high thermoelectric figure of merit (
ZT
) that lack rare or harmful elements. On page 141 of this issue, Zhao
et al.
(
1
) report on p-doped tin selenide (SnSe), which helps meet these goals. |
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ZT
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1
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ZT
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1
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