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If it does not heat when short-circuited (as stated), where does the energy go? Does it only change the chemical structure of the battery, or what?
by szemet 11y ago
If it does not heat when short-circuited (as stated), where does the energy go? Does it only change the chemical structure of the battery, or what?
- XorNot 11y agoInto the wire. A battery which stays cool when short-circuited would have a negligible internal resistance, which is a big deal in battery tech. I don't believe this article yet, but it's not a non-sense claim (though it's a bizarre way of stating it).
- hosh 11y agoPlausible claim, but remain cautiously skeptical?