Superionic solids and solid electrolytes

A. L. Laskar, Suresh Chandra

1989 · 121 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Superionic solids and solid electrolytes are a special group of materials showing high ionic conductivity with tremendous technological potential. This book updates the present status of the field. Starting with an overview of recent trends in solid state ionics, the book ends with the assessment of future implications. Different theoretical, experimental (including NMR), and materials aspects have been covered along with applications. Important materials covered include alkali and silver ion conductors, fluorites, Nasicon, heterogeneous solid electrolytes, and glasses. The theoretical topics covered in this volume include phenomenological models, fractal techniques, the pre-exponential problem, and fluctuations.