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Volume 39 Issue 5 September 2016 pp 1349-1354
G KOROTCENKOV V BRINZARI B K CHO
In this paper, thermoelectric properties of nanoscaled In$_2$O$_3$:Sn films are considered. The limitations that may appear during the usage of such materials in devices developed for the market of thermoelectric generatorsand refrigerators are also analysed. It is shown that nanoscaled In$_2$O$_3$:Sn is a promising material for thermoelectric applications. It is also established that insufficient thermal stability of nanostructured materials is themain limitation of these materials application in high-temperature thermoelectric converters. Optimization of grain boundary parameters and the usage of specific surrounding atmosphere can significantly improve the efficiency of thermoelectric conversion of nanostructured materials in the region of intermediate temperatures.
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Volume 42 Issue 5 October 2019 Article ID 0212
Morphological engineering of SnO₂ and In₂O₃ films deposited by spray pyrolysis
G KOROTCENKOV V TOLSTOY V BRINZARI
This article demonstrates the possibility of controlling the morphology of deposited metal oxide films by the preliminary formation of the seed-layers of the appropriate oxide on the substrate surface using a simple and cheap method such as successive ionic layer deposition. The study focuses on SnO₂ and In₂O₃ due to their importance in the field of various chemical microsensors.
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Volume 45, 2022
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