Observation of electrical studies of Li-Ag by using the Sol-Gel Method
Abstract
Abstract In the present study, the compounds (LiMPo4) doped with the ion (M-Ag) were prepared by the sol-gel technique using citric acid as a chelating agent. The samples were analyzed for phase changes by X-ray diffraction, and the dielectric constants, loss, and the impedance studies were performed and chemical compositions were determined by energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). Electrical measurements were performed to study the electrical conductivity with the ionic concentrations. The study concludes that the ion batteries are promising materials to improve their performance in electrical properties.
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