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titleOfInvention Zintl Phase Compound Doped Heavy Rare-earth Metal And Manufacturing Method Thereof
abstract The present invention relates to a ternary dust compound to which a heavy rare earth metal is added and a method for preparing the same. Ca 11 Sb 10, which is a conventional binary compound, exhibits anode electrical conduction behavior and has a low Seebeck coefficient, and thus has a disadvantage in showing low thermoelectric efficiency. In the present invention, a new kind of ternary dust compound was synthesized by n-type doping of Ca 11 Sb 10 , a binary compound, with a rare earth metal having a heavy atomic mass. The ternary dust compound of the present invention has the effect of exhibiting improved thermoelectric performance due to the control of the anodic electrical conduction behavior as well as the complex crystal structure as Ca is doped with a rare earth metal.
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