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Batteries hate you:
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In 2022, the the New York City Fire Department responded to more than 200 e-scooter and e-bike fires, which resulted in six fatalities.
“In all of these fires, these lithium-ion fires, it is not a slow burn; there’s not a small amount of fire, it literally explodes,” FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh told reporters. “It’s a tremendous volume of fire as soon as it happens, and it’s very difficult to extinguish and so it’s particularly dangerous.”
Those are larger batteries, and, of course, massively increased by Covid.
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...lithium ions precipitate with lithium metal on the surface of the negative electrode, causing the phenomenon of dendrite lithium. When the dendrite lithium grows to a certain extent, it will pierce the diaphragm, causing a short circuit inside the battery. And also the dentrite lithium will damage the isolation film. Eventually, an internal short circuit will also occur, causing a safety accident.
It can emit its own combustible gas and become shock sensitive like TNT.
So, yes, only takes a tiny scratch or a bit too much juice, and, they will definitely combust, possibly explode...just saying something along these lines is possible. We will find out.
Re: Israel vs Palestine/Lebanon/Iran/Yemen/Syria: a New Middle East War
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So, yes, only takes a tiny scratch or a bit too much juice, and, they will definitely combust, possibly explode...just saying something along these lines is possible. We will find out.
If small amounts of explosive weren't installed in these pagers — meaning that the Israelis figured out a way to remotely cause the lithium-ion batteries to overheat and explode — then that has the most unthinkable implications for all smartphone users and drivers of electric vehicles. :flower:
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So, yes, only takes a tiny scratch or a bit too much juice, and, they will definitely combust, possibly explode...just saying something along these lines is possible. We will find out.
If small amounts of explosive
weren't installed in these pagers — meaning that the Israelis figured out a way to remotely cause the lithium-ion batteries to overheat and explode — then that has the most unthinkable implications for all smartphone users and drivers of electric vehicles. :flower:
Interim opinions reported on Al Zazeera's swiftly moving Life Updates page.
~~~Experts say the pager explosions show signs of being a long-planned operation. Investigators had no immediate word on how the pagers were detonated or if explosives had somehow been sneaked into each one.
Images showed signs of detonation, said Alex Plitsas, a weapons expert at the Atlantic Council. “A lithium ion battery fire is one thing, but I’ve never seen one explode like that. It looks like a small explosive charge,” Plitsas said.
That raises the possibility Israel was aware of a shipment of pagers heading to Hezbollah and managed to modify them before delivery, he said.
Another possibility is an electronic pulse “that was sent from afar and burnt the devices and caused their explosion,” said Yehoshua Kalisky, a scientist and senior researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies, a Tel Aviv think-tank. “It is not some random action. It was deliberate and known.”
Re: Israel vs Palestine/Lebanon/Iran/Yemen/Syria: a New Middle East War
This may be important. The implication seems to be that this was not done with a suddenly detonated micro-explosive charge.
The text:Press TV’s correspondent in Beirut reports that certain people who were carrying pagers noticed them heating up before the explosion. Listen to her as she provides the latest developments on the pager detonations.
https://x.com/PressTV/status/1836063308610236914[
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This is what the investigators will be asking:
- Did pagers that were turned off explode? Can they be analyzed?
- Did all the explosions happen at precisely the same time, as if activated by one remote signal?