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Proton and Lithium Ion Conductors Based Upon the AM IV2 (PO4)3 Type Structure

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Superion conductors based upon either Li+ or H+ as the principal conductor and which are stable at high temperatures are attractive for a number of reasons. The ions are light in weight and hence should show improved energy density in battery devices (1). Temperature stable proton conductors would fine ready use in medium temperature H2-O2 fuel cells. In addition the mechanism of conduction of these ions is interesting from a theoretical standpoint. We have concentrated our present efforts on the three dimensional conductors of the A+M IV2 (PO4)3 type which are related to NASICON (2).

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Clearfield, A., Subramanian, M.A., Robert, B.D., Subramanian, R. (1985). Proton and Lithium Ion Conductors Based Upon the AM IV2 (PO4)3 Type Structure. In: Sequeira, C.A.C., Hooper, A. (eds) Solid State Batteries. NATO ASI Series, vol 101. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5167-9_30

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