bismuth telluride

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bismuth telluride [′biz·məth ′tel·yə‚rīd]

(inorganic chemistry)

Bi₂Te₃Gray, hexagonal platelets with a melting point of 573°C; used for semiconductors, thermoelectric cooling, and power generation applications.

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