Abstract
7Li NMR spectroscopic experiments on Li2TiO3 demonstrate that the presence of planar crystal defects leads to lithium ion mobility in the temperature range of 30–100°C. Kinetics studies show the number of planar defects (and thus the rate of Li-H ion exchange) depends on the method and conditions of lithium titanate synthesis. The complete exchange of Li+ for H+ results in the formation of crystalline titanium oxyhydroxide TiO(OH)2 due to stabilization of defect state.
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