Ideally you'd put it in a bucket of water to contain the blobs of liquid hot magma and to generally cool the thing. But who has a bucket of water ready and is

Ideally you'd put it in a bucket of water to contain the blobs of liquid hot magma and to generally cool the thing. But who has a bucket of water ready and is willing to handle a flaming device? "the FAA instructs flight attendants to use water or soda pop. Water-based products are most readily available and are appropriate since Li-ion contains very little lithium metal that reacts with water. Water also cools the adjacent area and prevents the fire from spreading. Research laboratories and factories also use water to extinguish Li-ion battery fires. " http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/safety_concerns_with_li_ion http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/safety_concerns_w...