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Thermoelectric properties of antimony doped bismuth telluride alloys
Thermoelectric energy conversion is a unique alternative green-energy technology that can be used for both electrical energy generation and refrigeration applications. Current state of the art research is focused on developing novel thermoelectric materials and exploring quantum confinement effects
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