Batteries in the fridge

Dec 30, 2010 24 Replies

Yup. Some rely on quantum mechanical tunnelling, which is very nearly temperature independent.

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Phil Hobbs

Or they don't want to be sued by people who get battery juice in their food.

UV epoxy lasts at least 5 times longer when refrigerated.

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Phil Hobbs

2X/10C is the usual temperature coefficient for chemical reactions.

Or they profit more when bateries decrade more outside the fridge.

pim.

Oh, great...now you tell me. I thought it was Cyrano Debergerac. I don't think he's holding up all that well....

mike

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