Re: Discharging fixed, hidden batteries ... dry cell??

Jun 29, 2026 2 Replies

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The Natural Philosopher

No. It becomes sufficiently chemically altered that it will no longer accept charge. Like setting off an atomic bomb is how you make it safe.

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>> DO not ask whether I am trying evil things.
>> I just wanna return a rechargeable battery
>> back to safe state.
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> If it is in a safe state it is no longer rechargeable.

You mean when rechargeable battery is fully discharged, it really become a DRY cell? :)

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No. It becomes sufficiently chemically altered that it will no longer accept charge. Like setting off an atomic bomb is how you make it safe.

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Okay, I need to gather data, re-write my paper to re-ask the question.

Thank you ALL!! It's been a rough ride.

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