Long Island man burned on leg by iPhone when it exploded, hospitalized for 10 days...
http://abc13.com/technology/long-island-man-burned-on-leg-by-iphone-when-it-exploded/538929/
One of the most unstable batteries known to man or beast.
All they have to do is remove profit from the beginning of people and safety is restored, but in a world that revolves around population control with a profit this won't happen.
"The Name of the Game is sales, and how we keep score is Profit"
If water/heat hits these batteries, like sweat from a person's leg hint hint, or water from a water hose that is trying to put out a fire will ignite these batteries like an Exothermic Explosion.
"Lithium-Ion technology is old and outdated, doesn't like heat, and decomposes into corrosive hydrofluoric acid. After a few hundred recharges, the battery is dead. Enter Li-imide™ technology, which doesn't suffer from any of these limitations."
"Lithium-ion power packs don't like being exposed to heat, because this causes the LiPF6 to decompose into hydrofluoric acid, an extremely corrosive substance. This powerful acid instantly goes to work corroding the battery."
We have been saying for years, Lithium Imide Lithium Imide Lithium Imide!
It's easy to know who is behind the continued development of Li-ion...give up...the energy companies.
They rely on you "plugging" your device into their outlet to charge your device. It's also the reason why homes aren't built more efficiently.
Efficiently means not relying on the energy companies to provide heat/electricity, when you can accomplish this by energy self-sufficient homes.
Elon Musk is not your friend, regardless of his intentions, because he'll spend millions of dollars developing the best design for his car's appearance, but pennies on the batteries.
They know that by not doing that they won't get the support of the energy companies, because energy companies want to replace gas filling station with battery filling stations.
People are living longer now because of Social Media and the Internet so don't you think you should build a product that compliments the efforts of the people?
We've gone organic by getting away from pesticide companies like Monsanto thanks to Social Media and the Internet.
Thank you Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss for sharing your idea with Mark Zuckerberg, because without him your idea would have never taken off, we know because we had the same idea, just like many others did as well.
It's not what you know, it's who you know...and that's a fact!
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