Abeles et al., 1962 - Google Patents
Thermal conductivity of Ge-Si alloys at high temperaturesAbeles et al., 1962
- Document ID
- 18276701559667141290
- Author
- Abeles B
- Beers D
- Cody G
- Dismukes J
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Physical review
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The thermal conductivity of several Ge-Si alloys was determined in the temperature range 300 to 1200 K. A strikingly large decrease in the lattice thermal conductivity in the entire temperature range was found upon alloying. The temperature dependence and magnitude …
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