Superprotonic conductivity in crystalline and amorphous framework materials under anhydrous conditions

Nattapol Ma

doi:10.1039/d6sc02080a

January 1, 2026Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Superprotonic conductivity in crystalline and amorphous framework materials under anhydrous conditions

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This research aims to identify and evaluate proton conductors suitable for anhydrous conditions in hydrogen energy technologies.
Investigated superprotonic conductivity in various framework materials
Assessed crystalline and amorphous structures
Evaluated performance under intermediate-temperature conditions (100–300 °C)
Identified key materials with high proton conduction
Showed potential improvements in fuel cell efficiency
Highlighted the importance of anhydrous environments for conductivity

Implication

Research demonstrates enhanced proton conduction in hydrogen energy technologies, suggesting new materials for fuel cells.

Abstract

Fast proton conduction under anhydrous conditions is pivotal for advancing intermediate-temperature (100–300 °C) hydrogen (H 2 ) energy technologies, such as fuel cells and electrolysers. However, identifying suitable proton conductors for this...

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