Room-temperature superionic conduction achieved using pseudorotation of hydride complexes

ScienceDaily
May 13, 2020, 11:14 am131 pts
There is currently a strong demand to replace organic liquid electrolytes used in conventional rechargeable batteries, with solid-state ionic conductors which will enable the batteries to be safer and have higher energy density.

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