The conduction pathways and the extraordinary weak mixed mobile ion effect (MMIE) in AgxNa1-xPO3 glasses have been investigated by bond-valence analysis of reverse Monte Carlo produced structural models. We find that the MMIE is suppressed in this system due to a common cooperative hopping process, where both Ag and Na participate. This finding is in strong contrast to glass systems exhibiting a pronounced MMIE, where the two types of mobile ions have distinctly different conduction pathways and the M ions tend to block the pathways for the N ions and vice versa.

A., H., Jan, S., S., A., Meneghini, C. (2008). Mixed Mobile Ion Effect and Cooperative Motions in Silver-Sodium Phosphate Glasses. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 101, 195901 [10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.195901].

Mixed Mobile Ion Effect and Cooperative Motions in Silver-Sodium Phosphate Glasses

MENEGHINI, CARLO
2008-01-01

Abstract

The conduction pathways and the extraordinary weak mixed mobile ion effect (MMIE) in AgxNa1-xPO3 glasses have been investigated by bond-valence analysis of reverse Monte Carlo produced structural models. We find that the MMIE is suppressed in this system due to a common cooperative hopping process, where both Ag and Na participate. This finding is in strong contrast to glass systems exhibiting a pronounced MMIE, where the two types of mobile ions have distinctly different conduction pathways and the M ions tend to block the pathways for the N ions and vice versa.
2008
A., H., Jan, S., S., A., Meneghini, C. (2008). Mixed Mobile Ion Effect and Cooperative Motions in Silver-Sodium Phosphate Glasses. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 101, 195901 [10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.195901].
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