lithium iodide

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lithium iodide

[′lith·ē·əm ′ī·ə‚dīd]

(inorganic chemistry)

LiI; LiI·3H₂O White, water- and alcohol-soluble crystals; LiI melts at 446°C; LiI·3H₂ O loses water at 72°C; used in medicine, photography, and mineral waters.

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In this work, we have researched the existence and importance of the ion-ion correlation effects on the relaxation of electrical conductivity of doped AgI crystals with Lithium Iodide at close temperatures and below the superionic transition.

Variations in [beta](T)-function due to addition of LiI-4AgI system/Variaciones en la funcion [beta](T)--por la adicion del sistema LiI-4AgI/Variacoes na funcao [beta](T) devido a adicao do sistema Lil-4Agl

With the addition of water and the use of lithium iodide as a 'mediator', their battery showed far less of the chemical reactions which can cause cells to die, making it far more stable after multiple charge and discharge cycles.