Theory of ionic transport in crystallographic tunnels
Theory of ionic transport in crystallographic tunnels
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晶体隧道中离子输运理论
DOI:
10.1016/s0022-3697(73)80209-4
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发表时间:
1973
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
R. Huggins
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作者:
W. Flygare;R. Huggins
A model has been developed for the treatment of the motion of ions through crystallographic tunnels, as are found in materials that are interesting solid electrolytes. Consideration of both point charge and higher order attractive terms as well as overlap repulsion effects allows the calculation of the minimum energy positions of mobile ions and the activation energy barrier that they must surmount to move through the tunnel in the lattice. Calculations have been made for ions of different sizes in the AgI lattice which show that there is a set of minimum energy paths which do not follow the centerline of the tunnel, but deviate, periodically, with both direction and magnitude depending upon the cationic size. Also, in accordance with experimental observations, the activation energy for motion is smallest for cations of intermediate size, where the Coulombic, polarization, and repulsive contributions to the total energy are best balanced.