Structural change of NaO1/2-WO3-NbO5/2-LaO3/2-PO5/2 glass induced by electrochemical substitution of sodium ions with protons.
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J. Nishii | N. Kuwata | J. Kawamura | H. Kawazoe | Takuya Yamaguchi | T. Omata | T. Yamashita | T. Ishiyama
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