Rubidium Enhances Oxide-Ion Conductors

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Rubidium-containing material with exceptional conductivity and stability could pave way for next-gen fuel cells

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Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have discovered a rare rubidium (Rb)-containing oxide-ion conductor, Rb5BiMo4O16 , with exceptionally high conductivity.

Its superior performance stems from low activation energy and structural features like large free volume and tetrahedral motion.

Its stability under various conditions offers a promising direction for solid oxide fuel cells and clean energy technologies.

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