Can you wrap normal alkaline batteries in aluminum foil?

SplatoonStarBySplatoonStar

Hello everyone,

Today, I saw my older brother in the kitchen wrapping an alkaline AAA battery in aluminum foil. It also got warm. My brother then told me that he had made his own "pocket warmer" out of the battery. After about 10 minutes, however, the battery was cold again (presumably empty), so my brother simply got a new one and repeated the same process.

This has been going on for several hours now.

And no battery has exploded or caught fire yet.

Now I would like to try it out myself.

Is this safe, or could something happen?

I would be happy to receive answers!

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NicoSK
NicoSK
3 months ago

Man kann es machen ohne dass was passiert. Es gilt auch als eine methode,ohne streichholz oder sonstige

hilfe feuer zu machen. Es kann technischgesehen nichts passieren.

PS: Batterien und Alufolie sind halt sehr teuer.

Ich hoffe es hilft dir weiter

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ddddddds
ddddddds
7 months ago

Es ist definitiv nicht ganz ungefährlich. Immerhin wird die Batterie kurzgeschlossen. Außerdem ist das eine extreme Geldverschwendung, so billig sind Batterien nicht.

Sag ihm er soll eine Wärmeflasche oder so einen Taschenwärmer mit Natriumacetatlösung nehmen. Oder einfach eine Plastikflasche mit heißem Wasser.

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