Nanoionics: ionic charge carriers in small systems

Joachim Maier

doi:10.1039/B902586N

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Nanoionics: ionic charge carriers in small systems

Joachim Maier

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2009, 11, 3011-3022

DOI: 10.1039/B902586N
Received 06 Feb 2009, Accepted 02 Mar 2009
First published on the web 30 Mar 2009
This article is part of the collection: Physical chemistry of solids - The science behind materials engineering

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Ion-conduction phenomena are discussed that are governed by interfacial effects. In a given material the density of interfaces is crucial in such cases. Particular emphasis is laid on situations in which the spacing of interfaces matters, even locally. These then observed mesoscopic phenomena are at the heart of what may be called nanoionics. Effects do not only refer to enhancement or depression of conductivity or storage, mechanistic variations are also observed.

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