ArticleNature chemistry2020
A photoswitchable polar crystal that exhibits superionic conduction.
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Abstract
Ionic conductors serve as solid electrolytes for fuel cells and batteries, whereas polar crystals such as ferroelectrics and pyroelectrics-which are typically insulating materials-are used in electronic devices. Here we show a material that combines superionic conductivity with a polar crystal structure at room temperature. This three-dimensional anionic network is based on -Fe-N≡C-Mo- units, with Cs cations hosted in every other pore. In the resulting Cs
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