LISICON, or lithium silicate conductors, refers to a class of solid-state ionic conductors made primarily from lithium, silicon, and oxygen. These materials are of significant interest in battery technology and other electrochemical applications due to their high ionic conductivity, which can facilitate the movement of lithium ions. LISICON is commonly studied for use in solid-state batteries, where it can serve as a solid electrolyte, potentially improving safety and energy density when compared to traditional liquid electrolytes.
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