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New sodium-ion batteries using ion exchange membranes swollen with nonaqueous solvents as both electrolytes and separators have been first demonstrated, which show not only higher reversible specific capacity, but also better cycling stability compared with the conventional sodium-ion batteries using a liquid electrolyte.
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