🔥 ЧТО ВНУТРИ LiPo АККУМУЛЯТОРА и ТАК ЛИ ОН ОПАСЕН ?

There are many tales of exploding lithium batteries. The idea is clear – to intimidate and sell is the goal of any reseller on the market. https://zen.yandex.ru/media/dima/chto... Of course, there are professionals who, with a smart look, pierce charged batteries with nails, heat them on hot hot plates, put them in the microwave, and, after barely managing to ignite them, triumphantly tell us about the dangers of lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries. With such zeal, one could saw an anti-tank mine through metal with a hacksaw and prattle on about the dangers of such an act. But I'll tell you a top secret: uncharged cartridges, like uncharged batteries, are equally harmful only when ingested or hit on the head. Discharged cartridges and batteries are no more dangerous than stones—they're not worth eating, but they're also nothing to be afraid of. So, after checking the charge on the test sample's terminals and warning everyone about the possible consequences of improper handling, I took a knife and shredded the lithium battery. Nothing dangerous or dangerous came out of the battery. While working with a fume hood, I did smell the sweetish odor of ion batteries, but after airing out the room, all the odors disappeared, leaving a pile of compressed carbon and graphite and layers of ion-conducting paper on the table—that's all the battery was made of. Dried-out specimens cannot be restored and belong only in specialized boxes for collecting chemical power sources. #CuttingALithiumBattery #What'sInsideALiPoBattery #HowAPolymerBatteryWorks For those who need more details (I'm rarely there): https://zen.yandex.ru/dima https://vk.com/id26168899 https://ok.ru/profile/570092326202/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...