The preparation and lithium mobility of zinc based NASICON-type solid electrolyte Li1+2x+2yAlxZnyTi2鈭?span style='font-style: italic'>x鈭?span style='font-style: italic'>ySixP3鈭?span style='font-style: italic'>xO12
A series of Nasicon-type solid electrolytes Li1+2x+2yAlxZnyTi2鈭?em>x鈭?em>ySixP3鈭?em>xO12 was synthesized by conventional solid state ceramic route. X-ray diffraction and Rietveld whole pattern refinement were applied to investigate the phase, structure and the unit cell parameters of those solid electrolytes. EIS complex impedance method was carried out to study the Li+ conductivity. The results showed that Li1+2x+2yAlxZnyTi2鈭?em>x鈭?em>ySixP3鈭?em>xO12 with x=0.1 y=0.5 presents highest ionic conductivity 7.2脳10鈭? S cm鈭? at ambient temperature and 2.0脳10鈭? S cm鈭? at 473 K. The activation energy of Li+ migration was calculated to be ca. 20 kJ mol鈭?. The influence of Zn2+ element on the structure and Li+ mobility was preliminary explained.