Abstract
Solid State Ionics continues to be a rapidly growing research area because they exhibit high ionic conductivity and low value of activation energy for ion migration at temperatures below their melting point are known as Solid Electrolytes. These solid electrolytes created a great deal of attention in researchers because of their unique transport properties and potential applications. One of the latest techniques is the dispersion of a non-conducting and chemically non-interacting phase in the solid electrolyte. These electrolytes have been referred to as dispersed solid-electrolyte systems. The present chapter briefly reviews the characteristic features of dispersed solid-electrolytes.
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