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Bounce denotes battery health (2015)

29 pointsby Lucover 6 years ago

6 comments

gaddersover 6 years ago
Slightly off-topic - There Chemistry in its Element podcast is a good listen. 15 mins every week talking about a different compound&#x2F;element: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.chemistryworld.com&#x2F;podcasts" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.chemistryworld.com&#x2F;podcasts</a>
51lverover 6 years ago
I had a friend in school that noticed that fresh new batteries are much softer than old dead ones.<p>All of his devices had batteries with bite marks in them.
nicolashahnover 6 years ago
Similar neat trick: to tell if an egg has been hard-boiled, spin it on its side. A raw egg will immediately stop rotating, a cooked one won&#x27;t.
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TeMPOraLover 6 years ago
Not sure for which batteries this works. After seeing that YouTube video some time ago, I tried to reproduce it at home with some AAA batteries. Didn&#x27;t work.
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Yaggoover 6 years ago
&gt; Alkaline AA batteries are one of the most common battery types [...]<p>Is this really true anymore? I use almost exclusively rechargeable batteries (NiMH &amp; Li-ion &amp; LiFePO4) our my household. Only very low power devices such as clocks run on alkaline batteries.
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EgoIncarnateover 6 years ago
Probable April Fools joke. Posted on March 31st.
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