What Is Solid State Ionics?

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solid state ionics is the study of ionic electronic mixed conductor and fully ionic conductors(solid electrolytes) and its uses.
 
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Welcome to PF Resshma. Is that your field of study? It sounds unusual and interesting.
 

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