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Safety of Modern Batteries
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Hmm you claiming this is your own work, but this is clearly a case of plagiarism
Safety circuits for modern batteries
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lol epic fail :banned:
millirad
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I believe Goninanbl00d already created a battery safety thread.
But remember lithium + water = ............
But remember lithium + water = ............
Gryphon
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What is this? You plagarized some stuff in the hopes of gaining recognition, then started a second thread with the exact same title and info?
HIMNL9
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@Millirad: LOL, i know, i know ..... i once had the bad idea to "wash out" the liquid from a dead 18650 battery i had opened, for expose the internal elements (wanted to do it for a friend that was needing some different batteries "opened" for a technical lesson).
Luckily for me i was already known the danger about Li and water, so also if the battery was totally dead, and leaking liquid, so probably the inside was weak and degraded, i decided to use my gum "nitrothough" industrial reinforced protection gloves (they resist to blades and cutting edges, if not intentionally cut with heavy scissors, and also to chemicals).
When the water touched the inside elements of the battery, it not took fire, but it becomed so hot that started to melt the gum, and i got burned inside the gloves where the fingers was touching the battery, and this from a dead, weakened and already leaked out battery, where almost all the lithium was gone or degraded .....
Luckily for me i was already known the danger about Li and water, so also if the battery was totally dead, and leaking liquid, so probably the inside was weak and degraded, i decided to use my gum "nitrothough" industrial reinforced protection gloves (they resist to blades and cutting edges, if not intentionally cut with heavy scissors, and also to chemicals).
When the water touched the inside elements of the battery, it not took fire, but it becomed so hot that started to melt the gum, and i got burned inside the gloves where the fingers was touching the battery, and this from a dead, weakened and already leaked out battery, where almost all the lithium was gone or degraded .....
