Abstract
Some materials exhibit thermoelectricity, a phenomenon not only useful for heating and cooling applications but also for power generation. In his Perspective, Tritt describes results reported by Sales et al . ( p. 1325 ) on a class of thermoelectrics called skutterudites. These compounds are promising higher performance in applications such as deep space probes, new generation automobiles, and temperature stabilization.
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