“…[ 101,103,107–109 ] Since then, diamondoid materials have attracted more attention in thermoelectricity, and researchers have discovered many high thermoelectric performance diamondoid compounds, such as Cu 2 ZnSnSe 4 , [ 108,136–138 ] CuInTe 2 , [ 139–142 ] CuGaTe 2 , [ 110,143–145 ] Cu 2 SnSe 3 , [ 146–148 ] and Cu 3 SbSe 4 , [ 111,149–152 ] as shown in Figure 1B. [ 101,102,107–128 ] The ZT values for the best p‐type diamondoid materials range from ~1.6 to 1.8, [ 110,111,121 ] while for n‐type materials, the highest ZT value is around 1.0. [ 127,153,154 ] In addition, a two‐couple diamondoid thermoelectric device was fabricated based on the p‐type Cu 0.99 In 0.6 Ga 0.4 Te 2 and n‐type Ag 0.9 Cd 0.1 InSe 2 , which shown a maximal output power of 0.06 W under a temperature difference of 520 K. [ 127 ] Because diamondoid materials form a large class of semiconductors that can often create solid solutions with each other, they offer a broad range of possibilities for customizing electronic and thermal properties.…”