Modular <i>M</i> PS <sub>3</sub> -Based Frameworks for Superionic Conduction of Monovalent and Multivalent Ions
Zachery W. B. Iton(California Institute of Technology), Kimberly A. See(California Institute of Technology), William A. Goddard(California Institute of Technology), Son‐Jong Hwang(NIST Center for Neutron Research), Raphaële J. Clément(University of Cambridge), Amit Bhattacharya(University of California, Santa Barbara), Tridip Das(California Institute of Technology), Zion Irving-Singh(California Institute of Technology), Sammy Shaker(California Institute of Technology)
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