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>Stored energy is stored energy. There's plenty of stored energy in a slab of solid steel, but that doesn't make it remotely dangerous. What makes lithium-batt
by Qwertious 3y ago
>Stored energy is stored energy.
There's plenty of stored energy in a slab of solid steel, but that doesn't make it remotely dangerous. What makes lithium-batteries dangerous is the thermal runaway, enabled by the liquid capacitor.
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- api 3y agoWe got pretty good at making it acceptably safe to drive around at 80mph with tanks of volatile liquid fuel right behind or under us. We’ll get good at this too. Lithium batteries are already surprisingly safe for what they are.
- belltaco 3y ago> There's plenty of stored energy in a slab of solid steel Source? Are you confusing energy expended to make steel with energy being stored in it?