How Vacancies Help Oxide Ions Move Quickly in Sillén Oxybromides with Extra Oxygen
Kanenori Y; Udagawa H; Saito K; Sakuda Y; Fujii K; Kluczny M; Yatoo MA; Mori K; Ishihara T; Skinner SJ; Yashima M
A special material called BiTeLaOBr can move electrically charged particles really well at lower temperatures. It works better than other materials and stays strong in different environments. The success comes from its special structure that helps move these particles around efficiently.