2013
DOI: 10.1039/c3ta01455j
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Organic ligand displacement by metal salts to enhance nanoparticle functionality: thermoelectric properties of Ag2Te

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“…S for 1 increases almost linearly with temperature (250 mVK À1 at room temperature to 340 mVK À1 at 550 K). By comparison, 2 shows n-type behavior at room temperature (S % À150 mVK À1 ), with the value of S becoming positive (p-type behaviour) at % 490 Kand rising to % 80 mVK À1 at 550 K. It is possible that the n-type conducting behavior correlates to the presence of Cl and/or aslight excess of Sn, as noted above.We are currently investigating this behavior further in systematic doping experiments.A nn /p or p/n inversion with increasing temperature has also been observed in pellets consolidated from PbTe, Ag 2 Te,a nd PbTe 0.1 Se 0.4 S 0.5 synthesized through surfactant-assisted solution methods, [7,15] and should be related to the thermal activation of higher concentrations of positive or negative charge carriers,r espectively. [7b] It is also notable that both s and S increase with temperature for 1.…”
Section: Angewandte Chemiementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…S for 1 increases almost linearly with temperature (250 mVK À1 at room temperature to 340 mVK À1 at 550 K). By comparison, 2 shows n-type behavior at room temperature (S % À150 mVK À1 ), with the value of S becoming positive (p-type behaviour) at % 490 Kand rising to % 80 mVK À1 at 550 K. It is possible that the n-type conducting behavior correlates to the presence of Cl and/or aslight excess of Sn, as noted above.We are currently investigating this behavior further in systematic doping experiments.A nn /p or p/n inversion with increasing temperature has also been observed in pellets consolidated from PbTe, Ag 2 Te,a nd PbTe 0.1 Se 0.4 S 0.5 synthesized through surfactant-assisted solution methods, [7,15] and should be related to the thermal activation of higher concentrations of positive or negative charge carriers,r espectively. [7b] It is also notable that both s and S increase with temperature for 1.…”
Section: Angewandte Chemiementioning
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“…[6] However,the organic surfactants that can control morphology through surface modification are commonly electrically insulating, which can drastically reduce the electrical conductivity of the materials. [7] Ligand replacement methods switch smaller species for long chain surfactant molecules, [7] but sometimes involve using high toxicity chemicals, [8] and introduce impurities, [7b] which again can adversely influence the transport behavior of the materials. [7b] Organic contamination can be prevented only if as uitable surfactant-free synthesis strategy can be found, [9] and to date solution syntheses of SnSe nanostructures have required organic surfactants and/or solvents,f or example,o leyamine, trioctylphosphine selenide,a nd bis[bis(trimethylsilyl) amino]tin(II), while only yielding milligram quantities of materials.…”
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“…The same treatment for C p has been reported in several papers on Ag 2 Te. [5][6][7] Modeling with Boltzmann Transport Equations. We also model the charge carrier transport for the materials in ambipolar transport regime using the near-equilibrium Boltzmann transport equations under the relaxation time approximation.…”
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“…43,44 Binary silver chalcogenides have also been tested as thermoelectric materials, showing values of the thermoelectric figure of merit (ZT) close to unity in some cases. [45][46][47][48][49] In the context of thermoelectrics, Xiao et al have reported higher ZT values for ternary Ag 4 SeS alloyed NPs, compared to the binary Ag 2 Se NPs. 50 Other materials in the research spotlight are CuAgSe, AgSbSe 2 and AgBiSe 2 systems, which are currently emerging as promising thermoelectric materials with enhanced ionic and electronic mobilities and ultra-low thermal conductivities.…”
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confidence: 99%