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Ion exchange from K0.8Zn0.4Ti1.6O4 to protonated compound while avoiding the dissolution of the Zn element succeeded was successful when NH4NO3 molten salt solvent was used. Based on FTIR measurements and chemical analysis, it was thought that the ion-exchange compound changed to (NH4, H3O)0.87K0.03Zn0.35Ti1.6O4. Furthermore, the ion-exchange compound showed through chemical analysis data and x-ray diŠraction data that the Zn element remained in the crystal structure at various sintering temperatures.

Ion-exchange property of lepidocrocite-type K0.8Zn0.4Ti1.6O4 using NH4NO3 molten salt