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Rapid Stoichiometry Control in Cu2Se Thin Films for Room-Temperature Power Factor Improvement
Abstract Cu2Se thin films provide a promising route toward relatively safe, sustainable and solution processed thermoelectric (TE) modules in contrast to more expensive and toxic materials currently on the market such as Bi2Te3. Cu2Se is known in the TE community for its high performance at high tem
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