There are battery explosions and there are battery explosions. If the battery is a small cell, wash yourself (or anyone else exposed) with water immediately. It might then be best to either wash down the area with water or to use absorbent material to clean up the mess. Should you have any baking soda available, put some in the water so any affected person can was off immediately.
If it is a lead acid battery that exploded, the best solution is lots of water to wash off and dilute the electrolyte. It's acidic, and it burns. Baking soda sprinkled liberally around at the same time is also good as this will actually neutralize the acid. The first order of business is to get wet yourself if you have any of the acidic electrolyte on you. Second, you'll want to hose down the area and use the baking soda to dilute/neutralize the acid to prevent further damage. People first, property and material second. A call to summon help would also be wise, particularly if someone gets electrolyte in the eyes. Immediately rinse with lots of water and make the call for assistance.
It gets red hot and explodes. You are left with a hollow tube
Not very often. Only when the cell phone battery explodes.
in case it explodes. the cover protects you from the acid inside.
I can't see how, unless the battery actually explodes (it IS possible for a dead battery to explode under certain circumstances).
A PSP battery explodes as a result of excessive heat buildup. This often happens when it has been left to charge for an extended period of time.
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once smoke touches gas it EXPLODES!
no it is much to dangerous it explodes a lot
you should go to a car shop and get your battery checked and ask how long should u charge your battery.. or if you should get a new battery
The Teardrop Explodes was created in 1978.
The Teardrop Explodes ended in 1982.
enough so it gets fat and explodes :P