MgAgAs structure type solid solutions as a new thermoelectric material

Romaka, L.; Stadnyk, Yu.; Goryn, A. M.; Gorelenko, Yu.; Skolozdra, R. V.

doi:10.1109/ict.1997.667582

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“…In recent years, many efforts have been devoted to preparing various structured solid solutions due to the importance of fundamental research (e.g., the study of minerals − ) and potential applications in thermoelectricity, , semiconductors, storage, glass-ceramics, and luminescent and superconductive materials. , Among them, Liu et al prepared the whisker-structured SiC-AlN solid solution by heating a mixture of α-Si 3 N 4 , Al 2 O 3 , MgO, and Y 2 O 3 in a graphite crucible in an N 2 atmosphere . Zhang et al fabricated the layer-structured Bi 3 NbTiO 9 solid solution via a conventional mixed oxide method .…”

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Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Yao

Zhou

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Crystal Growth & Design

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A series of novel frameworks of (NH4,Na)3AlF6 microcrystals including octahedron, hexapod, hole octahedron, flower, and open truncated octahedron have been prepared in solution phase via manipulating synthetic parameters. The obtained samples were characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRD), X-ray fluorescence (XRF), magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (MAS NMR), field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM), selected area electron diffraction (SAED), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The effects of pH, reactant molar ratio, temperature, and reaction time on the self-assembly of (NH4,Na)3AlF6 microcrystals were systematically investigated. On the basis of our experimental results, a plausible microcrystal-stack-based growth mechanism is proposed for the formation of the various hierarchical architectures, and EDTA-2Na only acts as both a Na+ source and a chelating reagent in the synthesis process. Such a microcrystal-stack process may also provide a basis for the creation of intracrystal porosity and crystal self-amplification.

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Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

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Zhou

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Electrical properties of half-metallic PtMnSb-based Heusler alloys

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Kaneko³

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Eighteenth International Conference on Thermoelectrics. Proceedings, ICT'99 (Cat. No.99TH8407)

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Effects of partial substitution of ni by pd on thermoelectric properties of ZrNiSn-based compounds

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Chen²,

Yang³

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Proceedings ICT2001. 20 International Conference on Thermoelectrics (Cat. No.01TH8589)

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MgAgAs structure type solid solutions as a new thermoelectric material

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Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Electrical properties of half-metallic PtMnSb-based Heusler alloys

Effects of partial substitution of ni by pd on thermoelectric properties of ZrNiSn-based compounds

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MgAgAs structure type solid solutions as a new thermoelectric material

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Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH4,Na)3AlF6 Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH4,Na)3AlF6 Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Electrical properties of half-metallic PtMnSb-based Heusler alloys

Effects of partial substitution of ni by pd on thermoelectric properties of ZrNiSn-based compounds

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Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism

Three-Dimensional Architectures of (NH₄,Na)₃AlF₆ Solid Solution: Synthesis, Shape Evolution, and Growth Mechanism