Abstract
Superprotonic conduction in the LiH2PO4 system has been studied by means of high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance measurements, which enabled us to distinguish dynamics of the two different hydrogen bonds in the structure. The protonic motion, primarily associated with the longer hydrogen bond, rather than the Li ionic motion, was revealed to dictate the extraordinarily high electrical conductivity of the system.
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