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January 1, 1999Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters36 citations

Conductivity-Temperature Behavior of Organic Electrolytes

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GGGenfei Gu

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Conductivity vs. temperature data for Li salt solutions in a number of organic carbonate solvents correlate well with the Vogel ‐ Tammann ‐ Fulcher equation over a wide Li salt concentration range. The results are consistent with a solvent‐assisted ionic conductivity mechanism; we attribute this to the strong interaction between organic solvent molecules and Li ions. It is demonstrated that solvent‐assisted ionic transport may be a general phenomenon in aprotic organic electrolytes containing Li salts. ©1999 The Electrochemical Society

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