Controlling Precipitation and Dopant Effects To Achieve Promising Thermoelectric Performance in CaTiO3
Controlling Precipitation and Dopant Effects To Achieve Promising Thermoelectric Performance in CaTiO3
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DOI:
10.1021/acsaem.3c01111
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发表时间:
2023-08
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Jianbo Li;Quanwei Jiang;Zhen Tian;Huijun Kang;Zongning Chen;E. Guo;Z. Cao;Tongmin Wang
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作者:
Jianbo Li;Quanwei Jiang;Zhen Tian;Huijun Kang;Zongning Chen;E. Guo;Z. Cao;Tongmin Wang
Manipulating microstructures is of considerable importance for controlling the transport of heat and charge. Herein, the microstructure of CaTiO3was controlled by adding Nb. Nb serves a dual purpose in the matrix by acting as a dopant, providing extra electrons, and as a phonon scatterer in the lattice. Additionally, it precipitates as a second phase in the Nb-doped CaTiO3matrix. Through this approach, we achieved significant enhancements in the power factor, which increased from 2.81 μW cm–1K–2in pristine CaTiO3to 7.67 μW cm–1K–2in CaTi0.85Nb0.15O3at 1031 K. Additionally, we observed a reduction in the lattice thermal conductivity from 2.61 W m–1K–1in pristine CaTiO3to 2.46 W m–1K–1in CaTi0.85Nb0.15O3at the same temperature. As a result, a noteworthy 180% improvement in the overallzTwas achieved. Remarkably, thezTvalue of CaTi0.9Nb0.1O3in our work was found to be 88% higher than the values reported in the existing literature at 1031 K. This work provides a reference for optimizing the thermoelectric properties of CaTiO3-based materials by precipitating metal inclusions.