Nat Commun March 2023 PMID 36914654

High thermoelectric efficiency realized in SnSe crystals via structural modulation.

Bingchao Qin, Dongyang Wang, Tao Hong, Yuping Wang, Dongrui Liu, Ziyuan Wang, Xiang Gao, Zhen-Hua Ge, Li-Dong Zhao

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Researchers improved the efficiency of SnSe crystals by adding strontium, which changed the crystal structure and boosted their thermoelectric performance.
This modification led to a high power factor and an ultrahigh figure of merit (ZT), resulting in better energy conversion and cooling capabilities.
The enhanced SnSe crystals demonstrated a high single-leg device efficiency of 89% at 300K and a cooling temperature of 504K, showing their potential for waste heat recovery and electronic cooling applications.]

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Enhancing SnSe Crystals for Superior Thermoelectric Performance

Researchers improved SnSe crystal efficiency by adding strontium, altering the crystal structure, and boosting thermoelectric performance, leading to high energy conversion and cooling capabilities.

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