Development of Seebeck coefficient measurement system with wide range of temperatures for inorganic material measurement
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Xing Chen | Hui Li | Lulu Zhang | Dafu Cui | Jianhai Sun | Haoyuan Cai | Hui Li | H. Cai | Jianhai Sun | Xing Chen | D. Cui | Lulu Zhang
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