Is the lithium battery poisonous?solar battery storage system manufacturer

　　Many chemicals are toxic substances, and lithium batteries are actually a kind of chemical products. So one thing that is more concerned about by everyone is whether lithium batteries are toxic? Today, I collected this small document for everyone.

　　First of all, there are several parts of the chemicals of the lithium battery. There are various components such as positive powder, negative powder, conductive powder, adhesive powder, electrolyte, and organic solution. If the positive powder of lithium batteries involves chemicals such as nickel and cobalt, contacting the skin may penetrate into the skin and enter the body circulation system, which is relatively toxic. The electrolyte is the strongest part of lithium battery toxicity and corrosiveness, and has the greatest impact on the human body.

　　Seeing the above descriptions, many people may be afraid of touching the battery. In fact, it is completely unnecessary, because the battery itself has a shell to encapsulate these chemicals to prevent these chemicals from leaking out. So you don't need to worry about the influence of the finished battery on you.

　　But one point is that people who work in the corresponding battery factory need to take a look. Because it is inevitable that it will be exposed to a variety of chemicals, at this time, a certain amount of isolation protection needs to be done to prevent the corresponding chemicals from entering the human body to cause unnecessary harm. Don't think that the specifications and protection of the factory are unnecessary, because it is precisely that these things are isolated from you and protect your body.

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