Inside of a Lithium ion battery | teardown | Disassemble | Li-ion battery

[@lucasaltic8816]

“Here I am using paper cutter very carefully so that I may not damage the cells accidentally which will cause an explosion.” Proceeds with a complete destructive disassembly of the battery, puncturing it in every way imaginable.

[@ERLEngineering]

But i was successful in disassembling it. 😁

[@__filip__4267]

Is it healthy for the body to inhale and touch it?

[@ERLEngineering]

Not at all

[@雪アンアン]

I inhaled strange smell coming from it and touched it, will i die​@@ERLEngineering

[@CeladonAndroid]

I too touched it and smelled it a decade ago​@@雪アンアン

[@seemaraza7759]

👍👍👍

[@ecxpac]

Would my laptop internal battery look like that after 5yrs?

[@ERLEngineering]

Yes, most probably

[@UniqueDadTruly]

Would be useful to know what's the black sheet. And how to differentiate lithium from other metals. One is usually thinner

[@ERLEngineering]

I am not a chemical engineer but i think the black sheet is a seperator that seperates the positive and negative electrodes. Its a porous material and also allows ions to flow between the two plates

[@UniqueDadTruly]

@@ERLEngineering thank you for replying so quickly. So when we look at the two metallic sheets. One is very thin. The other is thicker. Which is the lithium? I hear there is copper, cobalt, aluminum. This must be all in an alloy, not separate, right?

[@ERLEngineering]

@@UniqueDadTruly The positive terminal is connected to the Lithium cobalt oxide thats how one can easily find the lithium plates, and yes its an alloy

[@danthemanoftheland]

Interesting, but could be edited down a little. Thanks!

[@ERLEngineering]

Thanks for your great feedback 🙂

[@MotuPatlu-ut3nf]

Awa