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How much energy can a cell phone battery explosion release?

How much energy can a cell phone battery explosion release?




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How much energy can a cell phone battery explosion release?

A study conducted at New York University's high-tech middle school found. That one of the worst things a cell phone battery can do is explode. Researchers claim that an iPhone battery is actually very safe. Because the explosion reaches only 0.1% of the battery's surface area.


He estimates that if that much energy were released. It would be only 1/1000 of the energy released by a car battery on fire. To illustrate their point. The researchers are releasing a small, 1 cm square balloon. That can explode under enough energy.


They also tell us that even though an iPhone battery has a large lump. The potential explosion area is only 30 mm. And, therefore, a "burn to the hand" type of explosion can only occur within the confines of a flip phone.


There is actually something behind such an explosion that only science can explain. Battery, you are pulling the rubber band; When you are using it, you are releasing it. If you stretch it too much, putting too much energy on one side will damage the battery.


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