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I don't know much about metal-air batteries... Based on some quick reading, it seems most of them use water as the electrolyte solvent. Wouldn't they have issue

I don't know much about metal-air batteries... Based on some quick reading, it seems most of them use water as the electrolyte solvent. Wouldn't they have issues with ambient temperatures north of 100˚C?

maerF0x0 12y ago
water doesnt boil in sufficiently small sealed containers-- the pressure keeps it liquid.
- JshWright 12y ago
  Perhaps I'm misunderstanding how metal-air batteries work... I thought they used ambient air as the oxidizer, precluding them from being sealed.