Microscopic Dynamics of Li in Rutile TiO Revealed by Li -detected NMR
arXiv:1709.06674 · doi:10.1021/acs.chemmater.7b04093
Abstract
We report measurements of the dynamics of isolated Li in single crystal rutile TiO using -detected NMR. From spin-lattice relaxation and motional narrowing, we find two sets of thermally activated dynamics: one below 100 K; and one at higher temperatures. At low temperature, the activation barrier is meV with prefactor s. We suggest this is unrelated to Li motion, and rather is a consequence of electron polarons in the vicinity of the implanted Li that are known to become mobile in this temperature range. Above 100 K, Li undergoes long-range diffusion as an isolated uncomplexed cation, characterized by an activation energy and prefactor of eV and s, in agreement with macroscopic diffusion measurements. These results in the dilute limit from a microscopic probe indicate that Li concentration does not limit the diffusivity even up to high concentrations, but that some key ingredient is missing in the calculations of the migration barrier. The anomalous prefactors provide further insight into both Li and polaron motion.
arXiv comment14 pages, 9 figures
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