Mixed Ionic-electronic Conductivity
Mixed Ionic-Electronic Conductivity is a functional property of certain conductive materials that simultaneously enables the transport of both ions and electrons within a single phase, thereby distinguishing it from purely ionic or purely electronic conductors.
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