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                Figure 1. Schematic diagram of the classification of SMABs and ORR/OER electrocatalysts. (Reproduced with permission [91] . Copyright
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                           Figure 2. Timeline of the development of seawater-based batteries from SWBs to rechargeable SMABs.

               discharge voltage can remain stable when the temperature changes from 219 K to 369 K, and the output
               power density has no obvious change. Therefore, the SAB generally displays remarkable advantages of
               steady discharge voltages, high discharge current densities, and high output powers of up to 70 kW. Up to
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               now, the maximum discharge current density and voltage of SABs reached 2 A cm  at about 1.32 V.
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