fikky2013:
Ok

1x2x3:
Very stupid analysis . How can someone put such a pressure on lithium-ion battery? Safety measures of lithium battery will always advise you to avoid subjecting it to certain amount of pressure to avoid explosion. Normally it's difficult to attain such force on daily usage.

stellx:


My dear Mr 123, for an experiment to be valid and applicable, it has to be flawless to a confidence interval of at least 95%.
Those who carried out the experiment above only subjected the phone to the same pressure your trousers pocket or a bag/purse would put on the phone at STP.
Mind you, this was not done in Naija for you to have inferred a trailer weight was used on a lithium cell.
I hope you still remember the fire incidences that lead to most dreamliner 778 planes being grounded some 2 to 3 years back?

1x2x3:


Trouser pocket pressure on a clamp? So you believe because it was not done in Nigeria. What proof do you have to show the gauge of the pressure that was applied? What proof do you have to show that is a Note 7?

stellx:
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My dear Mr 123, for an experiment to be valid and applicable, it has to be flawless to a confidence interval of at least 95%.
Those who carried out the experiment above only subjected the phone to the same pressure your trousers pocket or a bag/purse would put on the phone at STP.
Mind you, this was not done in Naija for you to have inferred a trailer weight was used on a lithium cell.
I hope you still remember the fire incidences that lead to most dreamliner 778 planes being grounded some 2 to 3 years back?

1x2x3:





For quoting me I have to dig further and like I said there is always a caution about high pressure on lithium-ion battery. This was also confirm by the lab that conducted the test I hope you learn better now.

stellx:


Tanx for the educative piece.
NL is a better place with researcher as you instead of the invective spewing tribalists.
Tanx