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Old 02-12-2014, 12:07 PM
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Default Nonflammable lithium ion battery developed
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Excellent,this could change many thing's .

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INTERESTED. LiSO2 vs Li-Mag seems to be Boom vs Burn

Maybe your like is Li-Fe? gonna read it.

okay i read perflouropolyethwr pfpe or something. I'll be on the lookout.

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The work, to be published in the Feb. 10 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, paves the way for developing a new generation lithium-ion battery that doesn't spontaneously combust at high temperatures. The discovery also has the potential to renew consumer confidence in a technology that has attracted significant concern -- namely, after recent lithium battery fires in Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Tesla Model S vehicles.


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Have had litho's overheat in cell phone,ice packs are a handy item.

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Have had litho's overheat in cell phone,ice packs are a handy item.

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Yeah, it's definitely a problem. I guess one tends to take it for granted that the battery won't start burning at some inopportune time. It's kind of funny that they are glad to announce a new battery that doesn't do that.

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