Oxide-ion Conductivity
Oxide-Ion Conductivity is a type of ionic conductivity in which the mobile charge carriers are oxide ions (O²⁻), distinguished from other ionic conduction mechanisms by the specific migration of oxygen anions through a solid-state lattice under an electrochemical potential gradient.
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Oxide Ion Conductivity
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Designing fast oxide-ion conductors based on La2Mo2O9
Philippe Lacorre, F. Goutenoire, O. Bohnké et al. · Nature · 2000 · 716 citations
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John B. Goodenough · Annual Review of Materials Research · 2003 · 702 citations
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