Thermoelectric Properties of Nearly Single-Phase Β-FeSi2 Alloys Fabricated by Gas-Atomized Powder Sintering

Materials Transactions - Japan
doi 10.2320/matertrans.mb201805
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Japan Institute of Metals

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