Current models attribute the power law frequency dependence of ionic conductivity in oxide glasses alternatively to structural disorder or to interactions between moving ions. To distinguish between the influence of disorder and of interaction the frequency dependence of conductivity was investigated for three different series of glasses that have been selected according to special considerations on network structure and bonding of alkali ions. It was shown that the frequency response is independent of alkali concentration and structure. This result is discussed in terms of Coulomb interactions between mobile charged point defects and favours the jump relaxation model of Funke.
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