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We report a novel chemical aliovalent substitution strategy that induces lithium vacancy generation, expands 3D Li migration channels, and reduces activation energy. The optimized composition LiZrNbCl achieves a room-temperature ionic conductivity twice higher than that of pristine LiZrCl, realizing stable cycling in all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries.
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