Abstract
Experimental and theoretical aspects of the measurement of ultrasonic attenuation in ionic conductors are reviewed. The conditions under which relaxation peaks associated with ion transport may be observed in ionically conducting solids are assessed and procedures given for extracting characteristic hopping frequencies. A review of literature data on various beta aluminas and Ag ion conducting glasses is given.
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