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Newly developed material can suppress thermal runaway in batteries
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I recently tried to repair my mom's phone's screen and was struggling to remove the battery that was glued to the phone, and I accidentally stabbed it and caused a fire. I took the brunt of inhaling toxic fumes before I could open the window. It was hard to breathe for weeks, on top of being sick.
I'm crossing my fingers that we see this technology applied to many electronics within our lifetime. Batteries are a pain sometimes.