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Interband plasmonic nanoresonators for enhanced thermoelectric photodetection. [PDF]

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Stabilization of high-performance rock-salt LiMnSbTe<sub>3</sub> thermoelectrics with embedded van der Waals-like gaps. [PDF]

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Tunable synthesis of atomic one-dimensional V<sub>x</sub>Te<sub>y</sub> magnets within single-walled carbon nanotubes. [PDF]

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Indium Telluride Metal

Science, 1963
Metallic indium telluride, InTe(II), is metastable up to 125°C at one atmosphere pressure. It has a cubic crystal structure and has a light blue color.
A J, Darnell, A J, Yencha, W F, Libby
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Bismuth telluride

2021
Bismuth telluride (Bi2Te3) is the most mature thermoelectric material that has been well commercialized for electronic cooling and has gradually been used for power generation using low- and medium-temperature waste heat. In the last decade, extensive efforts have been devoted to its performance enhancement, which attracts interests from both academia ...
Pan, Y., Li, J.
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Long wavelength photoeffects in mercury selenide, mercury telluride, and mercury telluride-cadmium telluride

Infrared Physics, 1962
Abstract Mercury selenide, mercury telluride, and mercury telluride-cadmium telluride are semiconductors which have been investigated as intrinsic infrared detecting materials. Mercury selenide and mercury telluride in the photoelectromagnetic-Nernst configuration exhibit spectral and frequency responses indicative of thermal rather than photon ...
P.W. Kruse   +3 more
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Tellurreiche Telluride

Angewandte Chemie, 1988
AbstractViele physikalische und chemische Eigenschaften von Telluriden variieren in weiten Bereichen. Neben nahezu salzartigen Telluriden kennt man sowohl solche mit stark gerichteten als auch solche mit metallischen Bindungen. Viele von ihnen sind, wie Tellur selbst, Halbleiter; einige II‐VI‐Verbindungen sind in dieser Hinsicht besonders interessant ...
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