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Solid Electrolytes Based on Rare Earth Oxides and Fluorides

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Solid electrolytes are solid-state ionic conductors and belong to a branch of defect physics involving physics and chemistry. Morphologically, they include single crystal, polycrystalline, sintered body, and thin film electrolytes. Unlike fast ionic conductors, solid electrolytes are ordinary solid-state ionic conductors with low ionic conductivity.

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Wang, C. (2023). Solid Electrolytes Based on Rare Earth Oxides and Fluorides. In: Theory and Application of Rare Earth Materials. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4178-8_6

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