Dirt material converts waste heat directly to electricity
Agencies: London, Nov 29 2012, 18:08 IST
elements, and then recombine those elements into new compounds that you anticipate will have good thermoelectric properties. But that process costs a lot of money and takes a lot of time.
Our method bypasses much of that," Morelli said.
The MSU researchers' method involves the use of very common materials, grinding them to a powder, then using pressure and heat to compress into usable sizes.
"It saves tremendously in terms of processing costs," Morelli added. The research was published in the journal Advanced Energy Materials.
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