Science Tokyo Crystal Converts Electronic Waste Heat Into Electricity
Researchers at Science Tokyo have developed a novel thermoelectric crystal, TlFe1.6Se2, capable of converting waste heat back into electrical energy. By integrating atomic FeSe layers with ordered iron vacancies, the material demonstrates a thermal conductivity of approximately 0.2 W/mK at 180 °C, offering a potential solution to electronic heat dissipation. Modern electronics are often plagued … Read more