The charge transfer resistances of practical sodium-ion battery electrodes in an ionic liquid (IL) electrolyte are unexpectedly low. A Na0.44MnO2-hard carbon full cell with an IL electrolyte has higher capacities (117 mA h g(-1)@0.1 C based on Na0.44MnO2) and greater stability (3% capacity decay after 100 cycles) than its conventional-electrolyte-based counterpart at 25 °C.
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