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  • Improvement of the thermoelectric properties of a MoO3 monolayer through oxygen vacancies

    Wenwen Zheng, Wei Cao, Ziyu Wang and 3 others (2019), Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology 10.3762/bjnano.10.199 Bibliography from CrossRef.

    What a publication reportsRelease date 11 September 202610 claim entries reported, 0 withheld2 specimensstated 300 to 700 Kmethod not stated by supported metadata

    Figure of merit zt (10)

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    Figure of merit zt10 values, 2 specimens

    Specimen S_MoO3_monolayer

    • 0.72 dimensionless at 300 KThe thermoelectric materials figure of merit (ZT) value along the x- and the y-axis is 0.72 and 0.08 at 300 K, respectively.
    • 0.08 dimensionless at 300 KThe thermoelectric materials figure of merit (ZT) value along the x- and the y-axis is 0.72 and 0.08 at 300 K, respectively.
    • 0.84 dimensionless at 700 KThe maximum ZT value along the x-axis reaches 0.84 at 700 K which is nearly four times larger than the corresponding value along the y-axis.
    • 0.72 dimensionless at 300 KThe ZT value along the x-axis reaches 0.72 at 300 K, which is much higher than the values obtained for other oxides.

    Specimen S_defective_MoO3_monolayer

    • 0.84 dimensionless at 300 KThe increased ZT values can reach 0.84 (x-axis) and 0.12 (y-axis) at 300 K.
    • 0.12 dimensionless at 300 KThe increased ZT values can reach 0.84 (x-axis) and 0.12 (y-axis) at 300 K.
    • 0.83 dimensionless at 300 KThe maximum ZT values along the x- and the y-axis are 0.83 and 0.12, respectively, at room temperature.
    • 0.12 dimensionless at 300 KThe maximum ZT values along the x- and the y-axis are 0.83 and 0.12, respectively, at room temperature.
    • 0.84 dimensionless at 300 KThe monolayer structure with the O vacancy at the O3 position possesses a maximum room temperature ZT value of 0.84 (x-axis) and 0.12 (y-axis).
    • 0.12 dimensionless at 300 KThe monolayer structure with the O vacancy at the O3 position possesses a maximum room temperature ZT value of 0.84 (x-axis) and 0.12 (y-axis).

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