Review of Chalcogenide-Based Materials for Low-, Mid-, and High-Temperature Thermoelectric Applications
Suchitra Puthran,
Ganesh Shridhar Hegde,
Ashwatha Narayana Prabhu
Abstract:Thermoelectric materials possess the capability to convert electricity into heat and vice versa. The utilization of chlorofluorocarbons and hydrochlorofluorocarbons as thermal carrier agents in traditional cooling and air conditioning systems has sparked a surge in exploration toward pioneering refrigeration and spatial conditioning technologies. Chalcogenides, known for their capacity to amplify the thermoelectric efficiency of materials and their adaptability across a broad spectrum of temperatures, stand ou… Show more
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