Indium Selenides: Structural Characteristics, Synthesis and Their Thermoelectric Performances
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Indium selenides have attracted extensive attention in high‐efficiency thermoelectrics for waste heat energy conversion due to their extraordinary and tunable electrical and thermal properties. This Review aims to provide a thorough summary of the structural characteristics (e.g. crystal structures, phase transformations, and structural vacancies) and synthetic methods (e.g. bulk materials, thin films, and nanostructures) of various indium selenides, and then summarize the recent progress on exploring indium selenides as high‐efficiency thermoelectric materials. By highlighting challenges and opportunities in the end, this Review intends to shine some light on the possible approaches for thermoelectric performance enhancement of indium selenides, which should open up an opportunity for applying indium selenides in the next‐generation thermoelectric devices.
- University of Queensland Australia
- Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
- Queensland University of Technology Australia
- University of Southern Queensland Australia
Indium selenide, Structural characteristics, 2500 Materials Science, Thermoelectric, 2502 Biomaterials, thermoelectric, 540, 1600 Chemistry, 530, Nanostructures, Synthetic methods, indium selenide, nanostructures, synthetic methods, 1305 Biotechnology, structural characteristics
Indium selenide, Structural characteristics, 2500 Materials Science, Thermoelectric, 2502 Biomaterials, thermoelectric, 540, 1600 Chemistry, 530, Nanostructures, Synthetic methods, indium selenide, nanostructures, synthetic methods, 1305 Biotechnology, structural characteristics
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