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titleOfInvention Thermoelectric conversion module
abstract (57) Abstract: Provided is a thermoelectric conversion module having a high bonding strength between a copper electrode and a thermoelectric conversion element without deteriorating the thermoelectric characteristics of the thermoelectric conversion element. The thermoelectric conversion module includes a thermoelectric conversion element obtained by sintering a thermoelectric conversion material containing at least two or more of bismuth, tellurium, selenium, and antimony and, if necessary, a dopant, and a copper electrode. A thermoelectric conversion module, wherein a thermoelectric conversion element and a copper electrode are joined by a joining layer made of tin-bismuth or bismuth pasted with a non-aqueous organic solvent.
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