Abstract
Data of 23Na NMR spectra and relaxation measurements are interpreted as suggesting that, upon increasing temperature, the Na layers in Na0.8CoO2 adopt a 2D liquid state at T=291 K. The corresponding first order phase transition is preceded by a rapidly increasing mobility and diffusion of Na ions above 200 K. Above 291 K, the 23Na NMR response is similar to that previously observed in superionic conductors with planar Na layers.
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