Temperature-dependence on thermal electric conductivity in FeCl2 monolayer with biaxial strain

Abstract

The dependence of thermal electric conductivity on temperature in a 1T-FeCl2 monolayer has been explored using the semi-classical Boltzmann transport theory. We provided the temperatures from near critical temperature up to room temperature. We observed different tendencies of thermal electric conductivity based on the existence of magnetism due to working temperature. As we applied the biaxial strain, we obtained the same contribution from both the magnetic and non-magnetic states to the thermal electric conductivity. We also found that the highest thermal electric conductivity may be shifted by employing low concentrations of doping.