Why do the batteries in grandma’s remote leak over time, but the batteries in old laptops or our phones not leak?
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So, basically what happens is if you have a cell battery that’s just sitting idle in a circuit, the power doesn’t have anywhere to go in the completed circuit. It creates battery feedback that essentially overloads the nodes in the battery, slowly decaying the materials inside of them, leading to a compromised circuit. The batteries in old phones and laptops aren’t technically cell batteries, but modified solutions that specifically adapt to the usage of the machine whenever necessary. Even stranger, believe it or not, I made all of this up and I’m salty because my EXP Coin Count is -1, so now, I’m on a journey to negative coin hell.
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