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Why does a battery explode?

By admin
Wednesday, August 14th, 2013

A lead acid battery when overcharged will produce hydrogen gas. If the ventilation is inadequate a flammable concentration of hydrogen gas may remain in the cell or in the battery enclosure. Any spark can cause the hydrogen explosion, which will damage the battery and its surroundings.

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