Abstract
DC and AC electrical studies on bulk polycrystalline samples of Ag2CdI4 fast ionic conductor have been performed in the temperature range of 150–450 K. Below 300 K, the exponential temperature dependence of ionic conductivity was observed while electronic conductivity was found to undergo a step-wise change near T = 190 K. Model explanation of the low temperature behavior of σ is proposed. Detailed results of superionic phase transformation (around 380 K) investigations are reported and discussed.
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