2012
DOI: 10.1063/1.3675505
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Thermoelectric properties of Cu doped ZnSb containing Zn3P2 particles

Abstract: We prepared ZnSb containing Zn3P2 particles of size ranging from a few tens to several hundred nanometers by melting powders of Zn, Sb, and P. Materials with Zn3P2 content up to 3.75% were made and subsequently ball-milled and hot pressed. A reduction in the thermal conductivity of 15% was achieved. By adding 0.2% Cu the carrier concentration increased an order of magnitude, to 2.0 × 1019 cm−3, while the mobility remained unaffected. The resulting increase in electrical conductivity together with the reduced t… Show more

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“…Here, Cd is not expected to act as an acceptor, but for increasing the phonon scattering and thereby reducing the thermal conductivity. A similar intended function has been applied by adding P to increase alloy phonon scattering in the Cu doped ZnSb [18,69].…”
Section: Doping Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, Cd is not expected to act as an acceptor, but for increasing the phonon scattering and thereby reducing the thermal conductivity. A similar intended function has been applied by adding P to increase alloy phonon scattering in the Cu doped ZnSb [18,69].…”
Section: Doping Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…33,[35][36][37] This has led to an improvement of the figure-of-merit from 0.3 in the 1960s 38 to consistent reports of zT > 0:9. 22,23,27 A number of theoretical studies of ZnSb have been reported in recent years. Ab initio band structure calculations have been reported by several groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, the thermoelectric properties of bulk ZnSb are suitable for improvement by nanostructuring. 24,25 Several reports on densely packed pellets of ZnSb have appeared recently, utilizing techniques like ball-milling, [26][27][28][29][30] spark plasma sintering, 31 and cryogenic milling. 32 Optimization of doping levels and alloying elements have significantly enhanced the thermoelectric properties of ZnSb, 22,27,33,34 0021-8979/2016/119(12)/125103/10/$30.00…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Исследование природы этих процессов в зависимости от вида ле-гирующей примеси, состава добавки и температуры представляет актуальную задачу, поскольку позволяет определять наиболее перспективные для практического применения составы с оценкой реальных изменений свойств материала, происходящих при его использо-вании в различных диапазонах температур. В данной работе объектом исследования служит образец ZnSb с 0.1 ат% сверхстехиометрической меди, входящий в число наиболее эффективных составов легированно-го антимонида цинка [2][3][4][5][6]. Величина термоэлектриче-ской эффективности данного материала, приготовлен-ного горячим прессованием с последующими отжи-гом и закалкой, достигает значений ZT ≈ 0.9−1.1 при 550−700 K [7].…”
Section: Introductionunclassified