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Lithium-Ion Batteries: Exploding in the Present, Fired Up for the Future!

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Since the first lithium-ion battery was commercially produced by Sony in 1991, the demand has grown exponentially – from portable electronic devices to power tools, to electric vehicles and more, their ubiquity is undeniable. But if mishandled, abused or defectively constructed, they can become explosive fireballs of toxic gas with devastating consequences….
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Lithium-Ion Batteries: Exploding in the Present, Fired Up for the Future!