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First-principles study of thermoelectric performance of monolayer Ge2X4S2 (X = P, As)

Yu Yue Yang Heng-Yu Zhou Wu-Xing Ouyang Tao Xie Guo-Feng

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First-principles study of thermoelectric performance of monolayer Ge2X4S2 (X = P, As)

Yu Yue, Yang Heng-Yu, Zhou Wu-Xing, Ouyang Tao, Xie Guo-Feng
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  • Monolayer Ge2X4S2 (X = P, As) are novel two-dimensional (2D) layered materials with suitable optical absorption properties in the visible range and high carrier mobility, so they possess broad application prospects in the photoelectric and thermoelectric fields. In this work, their thermoelectric properties are systematicly evaluated by using the first-principles and Boltzmann transport theory. For monolayer Ge2As4S2 and Ge2P4S2, their smaller phonon group velocities, low relaxation times and the large Grüneisen parameters result in ultra-low lattice thermal conductivities, which are 3.93 W·m–1·K–1 and 3.19 W·m–1·K–1 in the armchair direction, 4.38 W·m–1·K–1 and 3.79 W·m–1·K–1 in the zigzag directions at 300 K. Their electronic band structures reveal that the monolayer Ge2As4S2 is a semiconductor with a direct band gap of 1.21 eV, while the single-layer Ge2P4S2 owns an indirect band gap of 1.13 eV. Meanwhile, the twofold degeneracy of valence band provides a large p-type Seebeck coefficient that is 1800 μV·K–1 for Ge2P4S2 and 2070 μV·K–1 for Ge2As4S2 in the armchair direction. Obviously, monolayer Ge2X4S2 has smaller lattice thermal conductivity and higher power factor, thus it is worth exploring their thermoelectric properties. The results prove that monolayer Ge2As4S2 and Ge2P4S2 have outstanding thermoelectric performances at 500 K when they are treated by optimal n-type doping. The maximum ZT values of monolayer Ge2As4S2 and Ge2P4S2 are 3.06 (armchair direction) and 3.51 (zigzag direction), as well as 3.21 (armchair direction) and 2.54 (zigzag direction), indicating that monolayer Ge2X4S2 can be a potential candidate in the medium-temperature thermoelectric applications.
      Corresponding author: Xie Guo-Feng, xieguofeng@hnust.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11874145).
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  • 图 1  (a) 单层Ge2X4S2的几何结构; (b) 对应的布里渊区; (c) 局域电荷密度. 其中紫色、红色以及蓝色球分别是Ge原子、P(As)原子和S原子

    Figure 1.  (a) The structure of monolayer Ge2X4S2; (b) schematic diagram of the Brillouin zone; (c) electron localization function, where the purple, red and blue balls are Ge atoms, P (As) atoms and S atoms, respectively.

    图 2  单层Ge2P4S2 (a)和 Ge2As4S2 (b)的声子色散和对应的声子态密度, 以及它们对应的振动模式(c)

    Figure 2.  Phonon Spectrum and density of state for monolayer Ge2P4S2 (a) and Ge2As4S2 (b), the corresponding vibration modes of acoustic phonon branches (ZA, TA, and LA) and the lowest optical breach (Opt1) near and at Г point.

    图 3  单层Ge2X4S2的晶格热导率与温度的关系(a), 累积晶格热导率与频率的关系(b), 各分支对累积晶格热导率的贡献(c), 累积晶格热导率与声子平均自由程的关系(d)

    Figure 3.  (a) Lattice thermal conductively with respect to temperature, (b) cumulative lattice thermal conductivity as function of frequency, (c) the contribution of phonon acoustic mode (ZA, TA, LA) and optical modes (Opt) to the total lattice thermal conductivity, (d) cumulative lattice thermal conductivity as a function of mean free path (MFP) of monolayer Ge2X4S2.

    图 4  单层Ge2X4S2的声子群速度(a), (b), 格林艾森参数(c), (d), 声子弛豫时间和三声子散射相空间(e), (f), 图 (e)和图(f)中的插图为三声子散射相空间

    Figure 4.  (a), (b) The phonon group velocity, (c), (d) Grüneisen parameters, and (e), (f) phonon relaxation time of monolayer Ge2X4S2. The inset of Fgiure (e) and Figure (f) is three-phonon scattering phase space.

    图 5  单层Ge2P4S2(a) 和Ge2As4S2 (b) 的电子能带结构和对应的电子态密度, 以及价带和导带在费米能级附近的电荷密度 (c)

    Figure 5.  The electronic band structure and partial density of states for monolayer Ge2As4S2 (a) and Ge2P4S2 (b), the charge density of the valence and conduction bands near the Fermi level (c).

    图 6  单层Ge2X4S2的电子输运参数(a), (b)塞贝克系数; (c), (d)电导率; (e), (f) 电子热导率; (g), (h) 功率因子

    Figure 6.  Electronic transport parameters of monolayer Ge2X4S2 include the Seebeck coefficient ((a), (b)), electrical conductivity ((c), (d)), electronic thermal conductivity ((e), (f)), and power factor ((g), (h)) as function of the chemical potential.

    图 7  单层Ge2X4S2ZT值分别与化学势((a)—(d))和载流子浓度((e)—(h))的关系

    Figure 7.  The ZT values with respect to chemical potential (a)–(d) and carrier concentration (e)–(h) for monolayer Ge2X4S2.

    表 1  弛豫后的结构参数

    Table 1.  The parameters of optimal structure.

    晶格常数/Å键长/Å
    Ge—SGe—As (P)As—As (P—P)
    Ge2As4S27.102.482.602.48
    Ge2P4S26.772.502.492.21
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    表 2  300 K下单层Ge2X4S2的弹性模量C 2D, 形变势常数El, 有效质量m*, 载流子迁移率μ和弛豫时间τ

    Table 2.  Calculated elastic modulus C 2D, DP constant El, effective mass m*, carrier mobility μ and scattering time τ for electron and hole in monolayer Ge2X4S2 at 300 K.

    方向类型C 2D/(J·m–2)El /eVm* /meμ/(cm–2·V–1·s–1)τ/ps
    Ge2P4S2armchairelectron55.462.040.223277.220.41
    hole55.463.320.65131.230.05
    zigzagelectron48.441.970.223676.880.46
    hole48.443.230.65162.320.06
    Ge2As4S2armchairelectron48.942.300.193146.800.34
    hole48.946.560.24220.710.03
    zigzagelectron43.252.130.191943.610.21
    hole43.256.230.24275.500.04
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    Yang J, Xi L L, Qiu W J, Wu L H, Shi X, Chen L D, Yang J H, Zhang W Q, Uher C, Singh D J 2016 npj Comput. Mater. 2 1Google Scholar

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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  23 November 2022
  • Accepted Date:  25 January 2023
  • Available Online:  04 February 2023
  • Published Online:  05 April 2023

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