Room-temperature mechanocaloric effects in lithium-based superionic materials
Large mechanocaloric effects are disclosed in lithium-ion superionic conductors at room temperature. These occur in the absence of any structural phase transition, which is beneficial from a practical point of view, and are related to stress-induced variations in the ionic conductivity.
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| Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2018
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/db5a1b39f0c04db5abcfc2d39bb680c5 |
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| Summary: | Large mechanocaloric effects are disclosed in lithium-ion superionic conductors at room temperature. These occur in the absence of any structural phase transition, which is beneficial from a practical point of view, and are related to stress-induced variations in the ionic conductivity. |
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