Sophie G. Martin , Oscar J.B. Ballantyne , Clemens Ritter , Ying Zhou , Frazer N. Forrester , James A. Dawson , Abbie C. Mclaughlin
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Enhancement of oxide ion and proton conductivity in Sr3-xCaxV2O8 palmierites through tuning of the crystal structure
Sizeable oxide ion and proton conductivity have recently been reported in A3V2O8 (A = Ba, Sr) palmierites. The solid solution Sr3-xCaxV2O8 (x = 0.0–0.2) has been synthesised and investigated by electrochemical characterisation and atomistic modelling, revealing key insights into the design principles for enhancing oxide and proton conduction in palmierites. Neutron diffraction data shows that at 20 °C there is a reduction in crystal symmetry from to for x ≥ 0.05. Upon heating to 600 °C, symmetry is restored for all phases. An increase in both the oxide ion and proton conductivity are observed with Ca2+ doping. The oxide ion conductivity scales with the magnitude of displacement of the V5+ cation and VO2 bond length.
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