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Abstract
A large number of AgI-based fast-ion-conducting glasses have been investigated by K-iodine extended x-ray absorption fine structure spectroscopy (EXAFS) measurements at liquid nitrogen temperature. A general correlation between the I-Ag distance measured by EXAFS and the glass activation energy for dc ionic conductivity has been found out: glasses with longer I-Ag distances display higher ionic conductivity, independently from the chemical composition of their host glassy matrix. This behavior can be related to the progressive increase of the "pathway volume" for ionic conduction.
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