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Synthesis and characterization of Na+ conducting glass-ceramic Na5FeSi4O12 doped with boron, aluminum, and gallium oxides

Kawada et al., 2020

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16254295176794502489
Author
Kawada K
Yamashita K
Okura T
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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids

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Sodium-ion conductive glass-ceramics of Na 5 FeSi 4 O 12 were successfully synthesized through the crystallization of glasses with the composition Na 5 FeSi 4 O 12. The optimum crystallization conditions and the kinetics of the glasses were examined by differential …
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