Electrical resistivity (ρ) and thermoelectric power were measured for samples with various Na contents A highly precise control of Na nonstoichiometry was facilitated by optimizing the synthesis procedure. With increasing the absolute value of ρ monotonically decreased, while the value of increased. For the sample, reached a value as high as (at 300 K).
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