Abstract
AbstractWe present a novel model for ionic transport in glasses which we call diffusion limited percolation. The model focuses on the fact that each mobile ion prefers and maintains its own distinct characteristic environment in the glassy network. This leads to mismatch effects and to the existence of a memory effect which strongly influences the process of ion migration. We show that by our simple model a variety of so far imperfectly understood phenomena can be explained, among them the drastic increase of the dc conductivity of oxide glasses with the modifier content and the mixed alkali effect.
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