A long-term alkaline battery will leak out the electrolyte of the ultra low temperature battery. As the electrolyte is a corrosive alkaline substance, potassium hydroxide, it can stimulate the eyes, the respiratory tract and the skin; the electrolyte can also corrode the metal and destroy the electronic parts, so the electrolyte leakage of the battery will also destroy the battery's products. Especially electronic products.
No charge to alkaline batteries.
Charging the alkaline battery also causes the battery to leak out of the electrolyte or even break the battery. An extremely small alkaline battery is designed to be recharged, but it can be charged with a fairly small current. It often takes a day or more to achieve a significant charge, and it is difficult to recharge a lot, so it's hard to find it in the market. Some chargers also claim to be able to charge a common, disposable alkaline battery, but such products do not guarantee the efficiency of the batteries that have been recharged.
Use the same type of battery for the same quantity of electricity.
When using more than one battery, the same type or even the same brand of battery should be used; the old and new batteries should not be mixed together. Otherwise, it will increase the risk of leakage of the electrolyte.
Another storage is required when it is not used.
When the battery is not used, the battery should be removed and stored, so as to avoid damaging the battery when it is stored for too long and the electrolyte leaks out.
