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NMR studies of cation transport in the crystalline ion conductors MCF3SO3 (M = Li, Na) and Li7TaO6

van Wuellen, Leo (author)
Sofina, N. (author)
Hildebrandt, Lars (author)
KTH,Tillämpad elektrokemi
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Muehle, Claus (author)
Jansen, M. (author)
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Elsevier BV, 2006
2006
English.
In: Solid State Ionics. - : Elsevier BV. - 0167-2738 .- 1872-7689. ; 177:19-25, s. 1665-1672
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  • In this contribution we present studies on the mechanism of ion transport in crystalline solid electrolytes employing a range of different solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments. The first part is devoted to the elucidation of a possible correlation of cation transport and anion reorientation in the dynamically disordered rotor phases of alkali trifluoromethane sulfonates MCF3SO3 (M = Li, Na) employing Li-7, C-13, O-17 and Na-23 NMR line shape analysis, whereas the second part focuses on the tracking of cation diffusion pathways in the hexaoxometalate Li7TaO6 utilizing Li-6 1D and 2D exchange MAS NMR approaches.

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crystalline ion conductors
solid state NMR
paddle-wheel mechanism
2D exchange NMR
polymer electrolytes
anion reorientation
phase-transition
high-temperature
solid-solutions
paddle-wheel
conductivity
relaxation
mobility
trifluoromethanesulfonate

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