If you are asking about a dry cell that has now discharged and is emitting gooey stuff, then you should remove it from the apparatus immediately (swelling of the cell could cause damage), and the electrolyte (the gooey material) is likely to corrode the apparatus. Clean the apparatus very carefully, as the electrolyte may be hygroscopic and draw moisture to it.
Melting points are of pure substances, not of objects made out of many, many substances. Eg. A news paper or an aeroplain don't have a melting point. Neither do batteries. But be carefull in warming them up above 50oC !!
no do not try that,you risk possible melting or explosion,the charger will overpower the battery or cause the charger to fail and break
The quickest way I know is to put it in series with a truly high voltage. A car battery will do.
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Effects of Incorrect Polarity When Connecting an Auto BatteryThis will usually result in severe damage to all electronic components in the vehicle's electrical system, and could result in melting the insulation on much of the wiring, and even melting of some of the wires.In a "worst case" scenario, it could even cause an electrical system fire which could result in burning up the entire vehicle.And, although I've never seen it, I have heard "stories" that connecting an auto battery "backwards" resulted in the battery exploding.
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melting chocolate is a good name. it depends if you are talking about what it is called after melting or while it is melting.
Well it's I'm melting im melting and it's off of the wizard of oz
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