Basically, every rechargeable battery has elements in it like Lithium, Cadmium, etc. which are highly reactive when they come in contact with air or moisture - they even blaze or burst. That's the reason the batteries are sealed so hard and with multiple layers of membranes. But these layers (plastic and/or metal) are heat resistant to a certain extent.
When put on charger, you would have noticed that there is much heat generated. Further, when there is a call, some mobile phones generate heat due to the strong signals they receive - added together, enough to melt the cover or expose the explosive material inside to air/moisture. That's the reason why there are so many cases of mobile batteries bursting when attending calls while being charged.
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No, because if you do that the battery may burst.
Of course not, it will burn or even burst
They will not explode. They can however burst.
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Heat basically. When you push a high current into a battery, charging it, some of that will turn into heat. And enough heat will pretty much cause the battery to boil and the expanding gases causes it to burst open. A high discharge will do the same.
Switch selector on weapon from semi/burst to safe.Remove magazine.Pull charging handle to the rear, lock the bolt to the rear and inspect the chamber.Release charging handle if chamber is clear.Close dust cover.
They will not explode. It may expand and burst due to corrosion.
No, i have left my DS on many, many, many times and played while it is charging, and it has never burst into flames, and i do not know of any cases where that has happened either. No, I have always played my DS when it was charging ever since i got my DS
The battery will become severely damaged and possibly burst, damaging the charger and battery alike. Therefore, it is highly recommended to only charge batteries that fit the charger and say "rechargeable" on them.
it`s best that he wouldn't do this but if he does the battery will melt or explode or the wrench will melt the car can even burst in to flames.
Normally connecting the cables in reverse order can cause it to explode. Overcharging can also cause the battery to rupture but it is highly unlikely it would explode.
The simple past of burst is "burst" and the past participle is also "burst."