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Nanomaterials possess unique ionic properties such as enhanced ionic conductivity, selective ion adsorption, and improved ion storage due to their high surface-to-volume ratio and altered behaviors. These properties enable applications in energy storage, water treatment, and sensors, where they facilitate processes like ion exchange and catalytic activity. Key examples include nanocrystalline ionic solids in batteries and zeolites for pollutant removal.
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