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The phonon-drag thermoelectricity of graphite in relation to structural imperfection
Philosophical Magazine 25 (4):929-934 (1972)
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Thermoelectric power of single-crystal graphite at low temperatures.T. Takezawa, T. Tsuzuku, A. Ono & Y. Hishiyama - 1969 - Philosophical Magazine 19 (159):623-628.
Magneto-seebeck effect in graphite: Giant thermoelectric power due to phonon drag.T. Takezawa, T. Tsuzuku, A. Ono & Y. Hishiyama - 1971 - Philosophical Magazine 23 (185):1241-1244.
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