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My main interest with these kind of batteries is little to no fire hazard
by christkv 2y ago
My main interest with these kind of batteries is little to no fire hazard
- BelmonduS 2y agoCan you check how sodium reacts with water or humidity?
- mperham 2y agoStrawman. No one is talking about pure sodium.
- Salgat 2y agoThis is why we are very careful when we use table salt.
- adrian_b 2y agoThe lithium batteries are not more flammable than other batteries because of the lithium, but because most of them use organic electrolytes instead of water-based electrolytes. A discharged sodium or lithium battery does not have metallic sodium or lithium. Fully charged sodium or lithium batteries contain the sodium or lithium as metals, which would react in a similar way with air or water, if the battery would be cut to expose them to the environment.
- rootusrootus 2y agoThere are already varieties of lithium batteries with little (LFP) to no (LTO) fire hazard. LFP is cheap, too, which is a nice bonus.