Ionic conductivity of oxides with general formula LixLn1/3Nb1−xTixO3 (Ln = La, Nd)

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Ionic conductivity of phases with general formulaLixLn1/3Nb1−xTixO3 (Ln =La, Nd)has been determined for materials with a small value ofx, i.e., in composition range with aLn1/3NbO3perovskite related structure. The possible influence on the transport properties of the 2D character of the vacancy sublattice has been investigated by a NMR study on Li0.05Nb0.95Ti0.05O3.

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