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A Solid with Liquid-like Diffusion: A Unique Superionic Conductor
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Understanding fast ionic diffusion in solids is key to engineering solid electrolytes for energy storage devices such as all-solid-state batteries. In this issue of Chem, Hautier and co-workers conduct atomistic modeling and nuclear magnetic resonance experiments to illustrate how the unique structure of LiTi2(PS4)(3) enables unprecedented Li-ion diffusivity.
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