Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Thermoelectric Properties of Bismuth Telluride Filled Silicone
Bismuth telluride filled silicone rubber composite was extruded into millimeter-sized wires using electrospinning. The composite wires were tested in view of the electrical resistance and Seebeck coefficient. The highest electrical resistance measured is 2.9*1010 ohms. The composite material exhibit
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