Abstract
Fast protonic conductors were prepared in the ‐containing silicate glasses using the sol‐gel method. The glasses, obtained by heating at 200 to 800°C, were crack‐free and chemically stable and exhibited room temperature conductivities of S/cm, which were higher by ∼5 orders of magnitude than that of the dried gel or porous silica glass. These high conductivities were regarded as the fast proton mobility accelerated by molecular water which was chemically bonded with POH groups.
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