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Effect of Sb/Bi atom substitution site on electronic transport properties of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloy

Li Xin Xie Hui Zhang Ya-Long Ma Ying Zhang Jun-Tao Su Heng-Jie

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Effect of Sb/Bi atom substitution site on electronic transport properties of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloy

Li Xin, Xie Hui, Zhang Ya-Long, Ma Ying, Zhang Jun-Tao, Su Heng-Jie
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  • Mg2(Si,Sn)-based thermoelectric materials, which are environmentally friendly and low-cost, have great development potential in a moderate temperature range. Electronic transport properties of Mg2Si1-xSnx alloys can be optimized by doping elements. Doping is still one of the most effective methods of optimizing electronic transport performance, such as carrier concentration, mobility, and effective mass. The most effective doping elements are Sb and Bi. Much attention has been paid to the influence of element type and doping content. Different substitution sites will also greatly affect the electronic transport parameters. In this work, the defect formation energy value of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloy for substituting Sb atoms and Bi atoms for Sn sties and Si sites, respectively, are calculated by first-principles calculations. The influence on electronic transport parameters is systematically analyzed by combining the calculated results of band structures and density of states. Corresponding component Sb and Bi atoms doped Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloys are prepared by rapid solidification method, and microstructures, Seebeck coefficients, and electrical conductivities of the alloys are measured. Combined with the predicted results by solving the Boltzmann transport equation, electronic transport performances are compared and analyzed. The results indicate that both Sn and Si sites are equally susceptible to Sb and Bi doping, but the Si sites are preferentially substituted due to their lower ∆Ef values. Doped Bi atoms provide a higher electron concentration, and Sb atoms offer higher carrier effective mass. Thus, the maximum σ value of the Mg2Si0.375Sn0.615Bi0.01 alloy is 1620 S/cm. The maximum S value of the Mg2Si0.365Sn0.625Sb0.01 alloy is –228 μV/K. Correspondingly, the highest PF value for this alloy is 4.49 mW/(m·K) at T = 800 K because of the dominant role of S values. Although its power factor is slightly lower, the Mg2Si0.375Sn0.615Sb0.01 alloy is expected to exhibit lower lattice thermal conductivity due to the lattice shrinkage caused by substituting Sb sites for Sn sites. The optimal doping concentration of the Bi-doped alloy is lower than that of the Sb-doped alloy. These results are expected to provide a significant reference for optimizing the experimental performance of Mg2(Si, Sn)-based alloys.
      Corresponding author: Li Xin, lixin005@xaau.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 51904219), the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province, China (Grant No. 2020JQ-906), and the Youth Innovation Team of Shaanxi Universities, China.
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  • 图 1  Mg2(Si, Sn)晶体的晶胞、原胞和超晶胞结构示意图

    Figure 1.  Conventional cell, primitive cell and supercell of Mg2(Si, Sn) crystal.

    图 2  Bi/Sb掺杂的Mg192Si36Sn60晶体的电荷密度分布图

    Figure 2.  Electron density of Bi/Sb doped Mg192Si36Sn60 alloys.

    图 3  未掺杂 Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金单胞(a)和Sb/Bi原子分别取代Si/Sn位(b)—(e)的Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金超晶胞的能带结构图

    Figure 3.  Band structures of undoped Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 conventional cell (a) and the supercells with Sb/Bi doped at different Si/Sn sites (b)–(e).

    图 4  不同掺杂条件下Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金的DOS计算结果(a)和各成分合金中不同元素对DOS的贡献(b)—(f)

    Figure 4.  Calculated results of total DOS (a) and the weighting of elements in total DOS (b)–(f) for the Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloys under different doping conditions.

    图 5  快速凝固Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金微观组织图(a)以及Mg, Si和Sn元素分布的面扫描结果(b)—(d)

    Figure 5.  Microstructure of rapid solidified Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 crystal (a) and the elements mapping images of Mg, Si, and Sn (b)–(d).

    图 6  不同掺杂条件下快速凝固Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金的粉末XRD图(a)和(111), (220)衍射峰的局部放大图(b)

    Figure 6.  Power XRD patterns of the rapid solidified Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 crystals under different doping conditions (a) and partial enlarged peaks of (111) and (220) (b).

    图 7  不同掺杂条件下Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金Seebeck系数(a)和电导率(b)随温度的变化曲线; T = 800 K时Seebeck系数随载流子浓度的变化曲线(c)和框选部分的局部放大图(d)

    Figure 7.  Temperature dependence of Seebeck coefficient (a) and electrical conductivity (b) of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 crystals under different doping conditions. Calculated Seebeck coefficient as a function of carrier concentration (c) and magnified view (d) of the outlined area at T = 800 K.

    图 8  不同s掺杂条件下Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金功率因子(a)、热导率(b)和ZT值(c)随温度的变化曲线

    Figure 8.  Temperature dependence of power factor (a), thermal conductivity (b), and ZT (c) of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 crystals under different doping conditions.

    表 1  Bi/Sb掺杂Mg192Si36Sn60晶体晶格常数、键长度和Mulliken布居数的计算结果

    Table 1.  Calculated results of lattice constant, bond length and Mulliken population for Bi/Sb doped Mg192Si36Sn60 crystals.

    超晶胞结构晶格常数/Å键类型Mulliken
    布居数
    键长
    度/Å
    形成
    能/eV
    Mg192Si36Sn6018.436Mg—Sn0.262.846
    Mg—Si0.192.748
    Mg192Si36Sn59Sb18.422Mg—Sb0.102.896–1.102
    Mg—Sn0.332.814
    Mg—Si0.222.708
    Mg192Si36Sn59Bi18.442Mg—Bi0.222.963–0.674
    Mg—Sn0.272.849
    Mg—Si0.202.763
    Mg192Si35Sn60Sb18.438Mg—Sb0.142.935–1.337
    Mg—Sn0.302.831
    Mg—Si0.212.727
    Mg19Si35Sn60Bi18.440Mg—Bi0.172.989–0.945
    Mg—Sn0.202.855
    Mg—Si0.202.766
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    表 2  不同掺杂条件下Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625合金的理论成分和实验所得样品的EDS成分测试结果

    Table 2.  Nominal and measured results of elementary composition of Mg2Si0.375Sn0.625 alloys under different doping conditions

    理论成分元素含量/%实际成分
    MgSiSnSb/Bi
    Mg2Si0.375Sn0.62566.9112.5120.58Mg2.007Si0.375Sn0.618
    Mg2Si0.375Sn0.615Sb0.0166.8212.4320.360.39Mg2.004Si0.373Sn0.611Sb0.012
    Mg2Si0.375Sn0.615Bi0.0166.8812.4120.300.41Mg2.006Si0.372Sn0.609Bi0.013
    Mg2Si0.365Sn0.625Sb0.0166.9312.0120.740.32Mg2.008Si0.360Sn0.623Sb0.009
    Mg2Si0.365Sn0.625Bi0.0166.7712.0720.710.45Mg2.003Si0.362Sn0.621Bi0.014
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