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Since na-ion cells are available on aliexpress, youtubers already did puncture tests, and indeed they did not catch fire. Seems like sodium is better "hidden"
by rini17 2y ago
Since na-ion cells are available on aliexpress, youtubers already did puncture tests, and indeed they did not catch fire.
Seems like sodium is better "hidden" in the cathode/anode so it won't react witth the air so quickly as lithium when battery innards are exposed.
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoWere they actually sodium batteries? Maybe they were fraudulently labeled Li-ion. Also it's my understanding that neither sodium batteries nor li-ion batteries have metallic sodium/lithium in them (besides small amounts which build up in heavily used li-ion cells or something).
- rini17 2y agoThey have specific discharge curve which would be too much effort to fake.