Ionic conductivities of Nasicon-type glass-ceramic superionic conductors in the system Na2O–Y2O3–XO2–SiO2 (X=Ti, Ge, Te)

Toshinori Okura; Mitsugu Saimaru; Hideki Monma; Kimihiro Yamasita

doi:10.1016/j.ssi.2008.12.032

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Ionic conductivities of Nasicon-type glass-ceramic superionic conductors in the system Na2O–Y2O3–XO2–SiO2 (X=Ti, Ge, Te)

Toshinori Okura Mitsugu Saimaru Hideki Monma Kimihiro Yamasita

Year: 2009 Journal: Solid State Ionics Vol: 180 (6-8)Pages: 537-540 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.ssi.2008.12.032

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Fast ion conductor Ionic conductivity Ceramic Materials science Ionic bonding Electrical conductor Inorganic chemistry Glass-ceramic Mineralogy Chemical engineering Chemistry Metallurgy Composite material Ion Physical chemistry Electrolyte

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