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Revealing the origin of ionic conduction in silver-iodide-doped silver phosphate glass
Fast ionic transport is a defining feature of many solid electrolytes, yet its microscopic origin is not fully understood. In the absence of microscopic insights, the development of next-generation solid-state batteries remains largely empirical. Most existing measurements access either the low-freq
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