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- 2024Genetic polymorphisms in FABP2, CYP2E1, and TP53 genes are potentially associated with colorectal cancer susceptibility
- 2024MOF derived metal oxide nanohybrids with <i>in situ</i> grown rGO: a smart material for simultaneous electrochemical sensing of HQ and RScitations
- 2024Investigating the Compressive Response of Hand-Laminated GFRP Pipes in the Hoop Direction through Experiment and FEM Modelingcitations
- 2023Design of high gain base station antenna array for mm-wave cellular communication systemscitations
- 2023Association of GSTTI, M1 and Polymorphism in GSTPI with Chronic Periodontal Disease in a Pakistani Populationcitations
- 2022The Effect of Infrared Laser Irradiation on the Surface Morphology and Electrical Properties of Zinc Metalcitations
- 2021Experimental validation of bulk-graphene as a thermoelectric generatorcitations
- 2020Investigation on the effects of the processing parameters and the number of passes on the flexural properties of polymer nanocomposite fabricated through FSP method
- 2019Investigation of the strain-rate-dependent mechanical behavior of a photopolymer matrix composite with fumed nano-silica fillercitations
- 2019In-situ dynamic response measurement for damage quantification of 3D printed ABS cantilever beam under thermomechanical loadcitations
- 2012Characterization of Common Fusion Oncogenes As Prognostic Molecular Identities in Adult Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Identifies the Need for Genetic Testing At Presentation, Molecular Prognostication and Differential Treatment
- 2011Intracellular K(+) Determination With a Potentiometric Microelectrode Based on ZnO Nanowirescitations
- 2010Intracellular ZnO Nanorods Conjugated with Protoporphyrin for Local Mediated Photochemistry and Efficient Treatment of Single Cancer Cellcitations
- 2010Functionalized ZnO nanorod-based selective magnesium ion sensor for intracellular measurementscitations
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Experimental validation of bulk-graphene as a thermoelectric generator
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<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>Quest for alternate energy sources is the core of most of the research activities these days. No matter how small or large amount of energy can be produced by utilizing the non-conventional techniques and sources, every bit of innovation can reshape the future of energy. In this work, experimental analysis of the thermoelectric (TE) properties of bulk-graphene in the temperature range of (303 to 363) K is presented. Graphene powder was pressed to form a pellet which was used to fabricate the TE device. The effects of temperature on the Seebeck coefficient, electrical and thermal conductivities, and the dimensionless figure of merit (FOM) were measured. The increasing value of the Seebeck coefficient (thermopower) with temperature is indicant of the metallic behavior. Additionally, the observed thermopower (TEP) is positive, which shows that the majority charge carriers are holes and peaked to a value of 56 <jats:italic>μ</jats:italic>V K<jats:sup>−1</jats:sup> at 363 K. The thermopower of the pellet is four times larger than the previously reported values for single layer graphene (SLG) and few layer graphene (FLG). In addition to this, low values of the thermal conductivity were observed for the pellet which is one of the requirements of a good TE material. Besides this, an upward trend is observed with increasing temperature for FOM, which attains a peak value of 0.0016 at 363 K, which is almost ten times that of the previously reported values.</jats:p>