A lithium-ion polymer battery using the lithiated perfluorinated sulfonic ion-exchange membranes swollen with organic non-aqueous solvent as both separator and electrolyte is demonstrated, and shows very good capacity retention compared with the conventional lithium-ion battery using the liquid electrolyte.
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