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First-principles study of the structural, optoelectronic and thermophysical properties of the π-SnSe for thermoelectric applications
Seebeck coefficient (2), Figure of merit zt (2)
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- 0.00016152 V/K at 1000 KThe maximum value of the Seebeck coefficient of 161.52 μV·K−1 is obtained for the π-SnSe alloy at the highest temperature (1000 K).
- 0.00014637 V/K at 300 KAt room temperature, the Seebeck coefficient and power factor have values of 146.37 µV·K−1 and 0.63 ×1011 W·K−2·m−1·s−1, respectively.
Figure of merit zt2 values
- 0.76 dimensionless at 1000 KAt room temperature, a ZT value of 0.74 is obtained which slightly increases with the temperature increase, reaching its maximum value of 0.76 at 1000 K.
- 0.74 dimensionless at 300 KFor the studied material, a ZT value of 0.74 is achieved at room temperature.
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