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It is not uncommon for lithium batteries (such as mobile phones, cameras, and drone batteries ) to be accidentally soaked in seawater during outdoor activities, seaside trips, or emergencies. The high salinity and conductivity of seawater may cause serious damage to the battery and even cause safety hazards. This article will provide you with a detailed analysis of the correct handling process and scientific principles of lithium batteries soaked in seawater to help you avoid risks and reduce losses. I. Take immediate action: safety first, avoid secondary damage a. Cut off the power supply and remove the battery Do not continue to use: seawater entering the battery may cause a short circuit, causing heating, expansion, or even fire. Remove the battery carefully: If the battery is embedded in a device (such as a mobile phone), it needs to be turned off and carefully disassembled to avoid squeezing the battery shell. b. Avoid direct contact with the skin Battery electrolyt...