Did you know that any type of battery can explode, including batteries?
We invite you to find out what reasons can lead to such a result, so that you can protect yourself and your loved ones.
For a battery to "blow," a chemical reaction and short circuit must occur, which leads to the formation of gases.
The gases cannot escape and act on the walls of the battery, which causes a sharp pop and rupture of the battery. Before the explosion, you can see that the battery is swelling.
The main causes of battery explosions include: poor manufacturing or defects, overheating (such as exposure to sunlight or heat), overcharging, physical impact such as strong impact or compression, and water entering the battery.
In addition, a similar situation can occur if the electrical appliance is under increased load or if there is a power surge during charging.
Even though we cannot control all situations, we can still take some safety measures.
To avoid batteries and accumulators exploding, follow a few simple rules: do not throw them into fire or expose them to heat, do not allow them to come into contact with metal objects, do not pour water on them, and do not buy obviously low-quality products. Also, do not charge your phone longer than necessary and do not charge disposable batteries.
Earlier we told you why your smartphone started charging slowly.
