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Lithium chalcogenide conductive glasses

Pradel et al., 1989

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17032498150795531888
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Pradel A
Ribes M
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Materials chemistry and physics

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This review is concerned with advances in research on lithium ion conductive sulfide based glasses: Li 2 SF (F= SiS 2, GeS 2, P 2 S 5, B 2 S 3, As 2 S 3). The theories which deal with ionic conduction in glasses are briefly described. From their conclusions, the study of …
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