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Non-reactive sintering enhances density and ionic conductivity of NASICON solid electrolytes
NASICON materials are promising solid electrolytes for room-temperature sodium solid-state batteries and are typically synthesized via solid-state reaction. While sintering has been extensively studied, the effect of calcination on electrolyte properties remains poorly understood. In this work, the
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