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Improvement of the thermoelectric performance of a nanostructured skutterudite
Reducing grain size is effective in lowering thermal conductivity of a polycrystal, because it increases the number of grain boundaries that scatter the phonons carrying heat. However, the grain growth that occurs during sintering undermines this objective. The spark plasma sintering temperature was
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