journal article·2022-03

Crystal structure, ion transport and optical properties of new high-conductivity Ag7(Si1 − xGex)S5I solid solutions

A. I. Pogodin, I. P. Studenyak, I. A. Shender, M. M. Pop, M. J. Filep, T. O. Malakhovska, O. P. Kokhan, P. Kopčanský, T. Y. Babuka

Journal of Materials Science· Volume 57· Issue 12
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