Ultrahigh Thermoelectric Performance in SrNb0.2Ti0.8O3 Oxide Films at a Submicrometer-Scale Thickness

Ultrahigh Thermoelectric Performance in SrNb0.2Ti0.8O3 Oxide Films at a Submicrometer-Scale Thickness
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10.1021/acsenergylett.7b00197
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2017-03
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Jikun Chen;Hongyi Chen;Feng Hao;Xinyou Ke;N. Chen;T. Yajima;Yong Jiang;Xun Shi;K. Zhou;M. Döbeli;Tiansong Zhang;B. Ge;Hongliang Dong;H. Zeng;Wenwang Wu;Lidong Chen
Jikun Chen;Hongyi Chen;Feng Hao;Xinyou Ke;N. Chen;T. Yajima;Yong Jiang;Xun Shi;K. Zhou;M. Döbeli;Tiansong Zhang;B. Ge;Hongliang Dong;H. Zeng;Wenwang Wu;Lidong Chen
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材料科学1区
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作者:
Jikun Chen;Hongyi Chen;Feng Hao;Xinyou Ke;N. Chen;T. Yajima;Yong Jiang;Xun Shi;K. Zhou;M. Döbeli;Tiansong Zhang;B. Ge;Hongliang Dong;H. Zeng;Wenwang Wu;Lidong Chen

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