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Iodide substituted halide-rich lithium argyrodite solid electrolytes with improved performance for all solid-state batteries† Halogen substitution has been a widely accepted strategy to boost ionic conductivity of lithium argyrodites. Mixed halide argyrodites containing Cl and Br have been shown to be promising candidates as solid electrolytes, featuring high room temperature ionic conductivities >10 mS cm−1.
Effects of neutral point defects on the solid-state electrolyte Li3ScBr6 For Li3ScBr6, a novel solid-state electrolyte, it is important to understand the atomic mechanisms affecting Li+ ionic conductivity for the optimal design of potential halide SSEs and facilitate their application in a practical setting. In particular, the neutral point defects, which play a significant role in modifying ionic conductivities, should be studied comprehensively.
Communication Boosting solid‐state diffusivity and conductivity in lithium superionic argyrodites by halide substitution Linda Nazar Corresponding Author E-mail address: lfnazar@uwaterloo.ca University of Waterloo, Chemistry, 200 University Ave W., N3L3G1 Waterloo, CANADA Search for more papers by this author PDF PDF Share Abstract Developing high‐performance all‐solid‐state batteries is contingent on finding solid electrolyte materials with high ionic conductivity and ductility.
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