I wouldn't recommend it ! You could either short-out the contacts on the SIM card or (more expensive) cause a short circuit in the phone itself.
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SIM cards are relatively resilient. They should not be stored in excessive heat such as a locked car in the sun. As for liquid, that generally will not harm the SIM unless it is in a phone. The power supply in the phone could short circuit the SIM rendering it useless.
No - the SIM card has no internal battery. It's simply a pre-programmed circuit.
integrated circuit card identifier (ICCID)
You call your carrier and activate your sim card.
The plural form of SIM card is SIM cards.
Vpp is the programming power voltage. In short, it is only necessary if you intend to change or write to the internal memory of the SIM card. Otherwise you can just leave it floating.
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To my understanding, The short answer is YES. any Razor with the Sim Card slot will be able to use any pre-paid Sim Card which can be purchased at any convenience stores in the US.
A SIM card adaptor will allow you to use a micro SIM in a standard SIM slot.