Ion transport behavior in a new fast Ag+ ion conducting composite electrolyte system: 0.85[0.75AgI:0.25AgCl]:0.15CeO2

Systematic study of ionic conduction in silver iodide/mesoporous alumina composites 2: effects of silver bromide doping

“…16 In this study, we focused on the solid-solution system with homovalent substitutions of immobile I − ions, because the substitution efficiently produces a local distortion in the lattice to induce the Frenkel defects. 48–73 In fact, the bulk AgI–AgBr solid solutions showed a significant increase in ionic conductivity compared with that of the parent AgI, which motivated us to investigate the effect of the homovalent substitution on the Ag + -ion conductivity of the AgI/MPA composites. To the best of our knowledge, the simultaneous introduction of AgI and AgBr into mesoporous materials has not yet been achieved.…”

Effect of Sodium Iodide Dopant Concentration on the Electrical Behavior of AgPO3 Glassy Networks

“…Among the solid electrolyte systems, a great attention has been delivered to the phosphate-based glasses due to their high mechanical stability, chemical durability, high glass transition and crystallization temperature [8], and high electrical conductivity at room temperature [9]. The electrical conductivity of glasses such as AgPO 3 is quite low, but doping such systems with NaI, AgI, and KI increases the conductivity up to 10 -3 Ω -1 cm -1 [10][11][12][13][14].…”