Analysis reveals disrupted lithium migration pathways reduce ionic conductivity in mixed-halide borate glasses, suggesting material improvement opportunities.
Lithium-specific pair distribution function analysis shows that the coexistence of multiple LiO₃X₂ (X = Cl, Br) polyhedral units in mixed-halide borate glasses disrupts lithium migration pathways, leading to reduced ionic conductivity.
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