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Article Synopsis
- Smart electronics and wearable devices need better batteries that are safer, more flexible, and can hold more energy, but current Li-based rechargeable batteries (LBRBs) face limitations due to their liquid electrolytes.
- Solid polymer electrolytes (SPEs) are proposed as a solution, but they currently have low lithium conductivity and transference, making them still early in development for room temperature applications.
- The paper discusses how lithium conduction works in SPEs, strategies to enhance their performance, and some promising applications that highlight the benefits of using SPEs in advanced battery technologies.