Mechanism of fluoride migration for higher lithium conductivity in LLNOF (IMAGE)

Nagoya University

Mechanism of fluoride migration for higher lithium conductivity in LLNOF

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As the lithium ion in LLNOF moves to a vacant site, the central fluoride ion migrates in the opposite direction, lowering the energy barrier for lithium ion movement.

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Yajima et al., Journ. Amer. Chem. Soc., 2026

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