Long-Term Stability of the Colossal Seebeck Effect in Metallic Cu2Se

Determination of thermoelectric properties is rather a challenging task, especially during a phase transition, where a drastic change in magnitude of thermoelectric properties is generally observed. In this study, we performed a precise measurement of the Seebeck coefficient on Cu 2 Se, which was re...

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Hauptverfasser: Byeon, Dogyun, Sobota, Robert, Singh, Saurabh, Ghodke, Swapnil, Choi, Seongho, Kubo, Naoto, Adachi, Masahiro, Yamamoto, Yoshiyuki, Matsunami, Masaharu, Takeuchi, Tsunehiro
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description Determination of thermoelectric properties is rather a challenging task, especially during a phase transition, where a drastic change in magnitude of thermoelectric properties is generally observed. In this study, we performed a precise measurement of the Seebeck coefficient on Cu 2 Se, which was recently reported to possess a colossal Seebeck coefficient with metallic electrical conductivity during a structural phase transition. We confirmed that the colossal Seebeck effect was stable over a long period of time, as high as −0.9 mV under an applied temperature gradient of 1 K. This fact clearly proved that the colossal Seebeck effect observable in metallic Cu 2 Se is potentially usable for a variety of thermoelectric applications.
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Electrical resistivity
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Optical and Electronic Materials
Phase transitions
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