Quiz: Battery Safety 2022

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It is important to know the chemical composition of your batteries.
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Hissing and rising temperature of lithium batteries should be ignored as they are designed to vent vapors and heat.
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Used batteries are safe as they do not keep a charge once they do not have enough voltage to operate your equipment.
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Where can you find technical data on your battery?
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a) a colleague

b) the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

c) the manufacturer's website

d) both b and c

You have a damaged lithium battery that is bulging and corroded. You should:
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a) contact EHSRM Hazmat for assistance as soon as possible.

b) put it inside the flammable cabinet in your lab and have EHSRM Hazmat pick it up the next time they come to pick up waste.

c) send it back to the manufacturer to get a replacement.

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