1984
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.29.4582
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Conduction mechanism in boron carbide

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“…The graphs show the Hall mobility (a) and the electrical conductivity (b) of the boron carbide B 4 C as a function of reciprocal temperature. 3 Note that as the temperature rises both quantities rise in a thermally activated manner, that is, as roughly exponential functions of 1/7"; this is consistent with a conduction mechanism of small-bipolaron hopping. Figure 5 "extra" term increases linearly with temperature.…”
Section: Distinctive Transportsupporting
confidence: 56%
“…The graphs show the Hall mobility (a) and the electrical conductivity (b) of the boron carbide B 4 C as a function of reciprocal temperature. 3 Note that as the temperature rises both quantities rise in a thermally activated manner, that is, as roughly exponential functions of 1/7"; this is consistent with a conduction mechanism of small-bipolaron hopping. Figure 5 "extra" term increases linearly with temperature.…”
Section: Distinctive Transportsupporting
confidence: 56%
“…For boron solids, the electronic conduction mechanism is very complicated. For β-rhombohedral boron and boron carbides, there are many models and discussions to account for their unusual behaviours [11,14,27,41,64]. That the electronic transport is conveyed by the hopping of a carrier between defect sites is the only point on which most of researchers can agree.…”
Section: Density Functional Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under high pressures, an unusual property of boron carbides is found that the electrical resistivity is increased with increasing pressure [128]. This property was once explained in terms of the small bi-polaron mechanism [11]. However, this mechanism was subjected to criticism [27].…”
Section: Gap Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…6,7) Furthermore, the conduction mechanism of both pure and metal-doped -Boron is considered to be hopping conduction. In the case of phonon-assisted hopping conduction, 8) which is typical of boron carbide, 9) S have a tendency to increase with increasing temperature. This is because the mobility of carriers is thermally activated, whereas the concentration of carriers is almost constant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%