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Eflinnur

The chemicals contained in batteries

These are the main batteries: 

Battery should not be thrown into fire,  should not be kept in sunlight,  must not be removed.It must not come into contact with oxidising substances.The battery in the devices that will not be used for a long time should be recycled; it should not come into contact with water, sea water or other oxidizing substances.The battery is an acidic tool, acid is destructive, so it is dangerous to playcarelessly. If acid touches us, we must first dry the acid contact area and then wash it thoroughly with cold water and soap.

What should we pay attention to when using batteries?

When using the batteries, make sure the batteries are undamaged and that no liquid leaks out.

Before handling, charging, installing batteries, it is important to have adequate safety measures.

If the batteries are dama ged, di not use them.

 What can we do with used batteries? 

Batteries must be collected separately, they must not be stored for long periods in the home or workplace when used.We should store used batteries in a separate place.We should warn anyone who throws batteries around. We shouldn't throw dead batteries out into natureSo used batteries should not be buried in the ground. 

Serial or parallel battery connections must be made by experts, such connections must be avoided in lithium-based batteries, and nickel-cadmium / nickel-metal hydride batteries must not be connected in parallel without special protection circuits.

60% of the material that makes up a battery is recyclable and can be used to create new items such as cookware and kitchen utensils.

Batteries must never be disposed of in municipal waste, but must be disposed of separately: by delivering them to collection points in cities, authorized shops or directly to ecological islands.