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Figure 66 shows that the charge-discharge voltage profiles of the seawater cell with a Na metal anode (cathode half-cell; top) and the 2032 half-cell with the Pb-O-C composite electrode (anode half- cell; bottom) at the second cycle. In the case of the cathode half-cell (Na meal | seawater), charging was done at a rate of ~ 3.8 V vs Na+/Na while discharging was performed at ~ 2.9 V vs Na+/Na at a current rate density of 0.025 mA/cm2. The anode half-cell (Na meal | Pb-O-C composite #1) exhibited a sodiation potential of ~ 0.5 V vs. Na+/Na and a desodiation potential of ~ 1.5 V vs. Na+/Na. Based on the voltage profiles of both half-cells, a simulated voltage profile for the seawater full-cell with the Pb- O-C composite #1 anode is plotted in Figure 67. The average charge and discharge voltages for the full- cell were estimated to be ~2.7 V and ~1.7 V, respectively at the second cycle. Figure 68 shows that the voltage profiles of the full-cell, cycled with a capacity cut-off at 300 mAh/gcomposite at charging and a voltage cut-off at 0.005 V at discharging. The discharge capacity in the first cycle was about 180 mAh/gcomposite, while the discharge capacity increased to over 225 mAh/gcomposite. Although the cycle stability to date are good, the cycle stability of the full-cell should be further observed. Figure 68. Charge-discharge voltage profiles of the seawater full-cell with the Pb-O-C composite #1 anode. 107

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