Thermoelectric Performance Optimization and Phase Transition of GeTe by Alloying with Orthorhombic CuSbSe2
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Jun Jiang | Peng Sun | X. Tan | Guoqiang Liu | Zhe Guo | Hongxiang Wang | Na Man | Qiang Zhang | Yinong Yin | Jianfeng Cai | Qiang Zhang
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