New Alloy Becomes Ally for Thermoelectric
New material provides 25 percent greater thermoelectric conversion efficiency | physorg.com
Once the domain of space technology, thermoelectric has come down to earth in an affordable way to make it useful for energy saving applications. Cars, tanks, and power stations may be able to use thermoelectric technology for greater efficiencies.
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