Abstract
The fast Li conductivity of LiBH4 envisages its use in all-solid-state batteries. Powders are commonly applied. But here, we study the formation of dense micrometer films by melting, spinning and subsequent solidifying. Characterized by electron microscopy, and spectroscopy (EDX/XPS/impedance), a reversible phase transformation is confirmed as well as a maximum conductivity of 103 S cm-1.
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Trück, J., Hadjixenophontos, E., Joshi, Y., Richter, G., Stender, P., & Schmitz, G. (2019). Ionic conductivity of melt-frozen LiBH4 films. RSC Advances, 9(66), 38855–38859. https://doi.org/10.1039/c9ra06821j
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