Kaolin Clay-Based Geopolymer for Ionic Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting
Guido Goracci,
Mary B. Ogundiran,
Mohamad Barzegar
et al.
Abstract:Geopolymers, a class of sustainable inorganic materials derived from natural and recycled resources, hold promise for various applications, including thermoelectric power generation. This study delves into the thermoelectric properties of Ikere white (IKW)-geopolymer, derived from kaolin clay, by employing rigorous measurements of thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, and Seebeck coefficient. The investigation elucidates the pivotal role of temperature and ions in shaping the thermoelectric performanc… Show more
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