Technological Applications of Solid Electrolytes

The previous chapters have adequately discussed and illustrated the present status of solid electrolytes from the point of view of fundamental research and information. The scope is indeed very wide. Potential uses of solid electrolytes of various kinds in commercial applications are also numerous. However, in actual practice such applications remain rather limited due to problems associated with commercially available materials as well as actual technological difficulties in incorporating such materials in contemplated devices.

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