Sound of Matter

Author(s)

Katharina Holzweber, Christoph Tietz, Bogdan Sepiol, Michael Legenstein

Abstract

Glasses mixed with ions like alkali borate glasses or alkali* silicate glasses have high technological potentials for electrochemical devices such as solid-oxide fuel cells, solid-state batteries or chemical sensors. In the contrast to conventional liquid lithium-ion-batteries, these materials have a low self-discharge, a fast load capacity, a high stability, a high energy density and a reasonable and easy producibility.
The biggest deficit, however, is the low ionic conductivity, which corresponds to a low power density and is currently a hindrance for economic and industrial applications. Hence the full knowledge of structural properties and diffusion processes is an essential requirement of manufacturing ionic glasses with a maximum of power.

Organisation(s)

Dynamics of Condensed Systems

Publication date

09-2017

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

103015 Condensed matter, 103009 Solid state physics, 103018 Materials physics

Keywords

Sustainable Development Goals

SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

Portal url

https://ucrisportal.univie.ac.at/en/publications/sound-of-matter(086f12db-a0e3-461c-a120-27e8e7a32c42).html