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by Alpha3031
18 days ago
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> And the protein catches fire in contact with air. FWIW neither lithium metal nor most Li-ion electrode chemistries autoignite in air at STP. The fire hazard is primarily due to heating up to the ignition temperature through short circuits though there are also exothermic reactions with e.g. water that can heat things up sufficiently. Being the eager electron donor it is, once it is on fire it is very hard to put out, of course. |
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