Lithium secondary batteries that use a room-temperature ionic liquid containing a lithium salt as an electrolyte are prepared (cathode: , anode: lithium metal). The prepared batteries showed values near the theoretical charge-discharge capacity in the first cycle and excellent reversibility (initial discharge capacity: , 100th discharge capacity: vs , C/8) at room temperature.
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