Large Thermopower in a Layered Oxide NaCo2O4
I. Terasaki, Y. Sasago, K. Uchinokura
Abstract
A transition-metal oxide NaCo2O4 is a layered oxide in which CoO2 and Na alternately stack along the c axis. Recently we have found that this compound shows unusually large thermopower with low resistivity, which is comparable to those of Bi2Te3. The negative transverse magnetoresistance and the strongly temperature-dependent Hall coefficient suggest that electron correlation dominates the conduction mechanism in NaCo2O4.
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