CeFe3.5Co0.5Sb14

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· CeFe3.5Co0.5Sb14

CeFe3.5Co0.5Sb14 is a rare-earth filled skutterudite intermetallic compound, a synthetic material engineered for thermoelectric energy conversion applications. This is an experimental research material in the skutterudite family, where cerium atoms occupy cage-like voids in an iron-cobalt-antimony framework; such compounds are investigated for solid-state heat-to-electricity conversion and waste heat recovery in both terrestrial and space power systems. Skutterudites like this are valued for their potential to achieve high thermoelectric figures of merit at moderate-to-high temperatures, making them candidates for automotive exhaust recovery, radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), and industrial process heat capture, though practical adoption remains limited compared to bismuth telluride and lead telluride alternatives.

thermoelectric power generationwaste heat recoveryspace propulsion systems (RTGs)high-temperature energy conversionexperimental materials researchautomotive thermal management

Compliance & Regulations

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Thermal Conductivity(k)2 entries
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W/(m·K)427°C—
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Electrical Conductivity(σ)
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S/cm427°C—
Electrical Resistivity(ρe)
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Ω·m427°C—
Thermoelectric Power Factor(PF)
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W/(m·K²)427°C—
Seebeck Coefficient(S)
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μV/K427°C—
Thermoelectric Figure of Merit(zT)
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-427°C—
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