Non-aqueous potassium-ion batteries: a review
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Summary Potassium-ion batteries using non-aqueous electrolyte currently face fast growing interest since they hold the promise of combining the advantageous properties of lithium- and sodium-ion batteries without having the individual drawbacks. In this review, recent studies are analyzed and the main material classes as well as novel research strategies are discussed.
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