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Lithium Battery Fires: How To Decide If You Should Recall?
September 25, 2009
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In rare cases, lithium batteries can catch fire. Lithium battery fires have resulted in recalls in the recent past – a few notable ones are
Lithium Battery Manufacturing: Minimize Fire Risks
September 18, 2009
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Lithium batteries catch fire if the anode and cathode materials contact each other. What causes short-circuit leading to anode-cathode contact? Battery Failure Modes Leading to
Lithium Battery Fires: Why Your Laptop Can Catch On Fire?
August 31, 2009
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Because of their dependability and long effective lifespan, lithium ion rechargeable batteries are used in almost all modern electronic gadgets – cell phones, laptops, digital
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