Wide frequency range P relaxation in the ion conducting glass LiPO3

Spin-lattice relaxation studies on the stationary ³¹P nucleus have been performed in order to investigate to which extent the dynamics of the mobile lithium ions are reflected in the behavior of the glassy network. The temperature dependence of the ³¹P relaxation, which is governed by the heteronuclear dipole-dipole interaction between lithium and phosphorus, can be described in terms of a Gaussian distribution of activation energies and that over a wide frequency range from about 34 kHz to 81 MHz. A relaxation rate maximum, which provides useful information about correlation times and activation energies of the lithium-ion diffusion process, could only be observed in the rotating frame relaxation measurements.