Diffusion coefficients for Cu+ diffusion in the gamma, beta, and alpha
phases of CuBr have been measured with an in situ tracer diffusion te
chnique. The diffusion in the gamma and beta phases obeys an Arrhenius
law within measured temperature ranges and the activation energies we
re found to be 1.21(7) and 0.324(1) eV, respectively. A comparison of
diffusion coefficients measured by the in situ tracer diffusion techni
que and diffusion coefficients calculated from conductivity data sugge
sts that a noncharge carrying diffusion mechanism is operational in th
e copper halides.