Abstract
The phase composition, structure, and thermoelectric properties of CrSi2 obtained by low-temperature synthesis are investigated. The results indicate the strong effect of the silicon sublattice on the thermoelectric properties of the material and the possibility of solid-phase low-temperature transformations in a CrSi2 crystal lattice.
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