#7527. Li+ conductivity in the system Li2O-Nb2O5-P2O5-LiCl as solid electrolyte based on synthesized glasses and sintered glass ceramics

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Abstract:
All solid-state batteries (ASSB) employing solid Li-ion conductors instead of liquid electrolytes are considered promising candidates for future energy storage solutions with increased energy density and improved safety properties. For oxidic electrolytes, this is enabled by proper densification of the mixed powder compacts made of oxidic solid electrolyte and active material, e. g. by sintering at high temperatures. For this purpose, oxide glasses with lower softening temperatures (< 1000 °C) are discussed as Li-conductive electrolyte.
Keywords:
Glass sintering; Li-conductive glass; Solid electrolyte; Solid state battery

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