"Tons" Of EV Batteries Corrode, Explode And Burn In Ian's Wake
Gulcher Suzanne43 tipped off me dino about this news item we're somehow not hearing much about.
Gee whiz, the stoy is on Fox News, though.
Gee whiz, the stoy is on Fox News, though.
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That's kinda easy when he lives in Delaware and I live in Sweet Home Alabama.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeKLM...
I'm also thinking you may be referring to the Florida Panhandle that's virtually an extension of south Alabama.
I spent most of my first 25 of 75 years in both areas.
That's scary when my age ain't all that far behind Biden's.
Uh, wait, where am I? What am I doing here?
Aw, c'mon, man! I'm only having a holocaust, Jack!
Now I yearn for some mushrooms.
Now my kids take their kids.
There has always been climate change. Just ask the dinosaurs and the woolly mammoths.
Now me dino has thought up something a little different~~
The only constant is change. That's particularly true when applied to climate change.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descrip...
Are lithium Ion batteries safe in anything?
Tremendous amounts of water all at once can possibly cool the fire down, but the news reports I've seen suggest that "let it burn out" is the most common approach. Lithium, sodium and potassium all make good burning-metal fires.
Here is a reference:
https://ehs.stanford.edu/reference/in...
What I called Class 4 they (more correctly) call Class D.
They explicitly say, "ABC and CO2 fire extinguishers must not be used to extinguish alkali metal fires."
Our high-school chemistry teacher told us that potassium would explode if put into water. Some of us (no, not me) wanted to get some potassium for the drinking fountain just outside her classroom.
I knew about the raw metals effect. As you go down the periodic table the alkali metals grow increasingly reactive in water. Cesium's effects are instantaneous. ;) https://youtu.be/5Vd5pqjbWJU