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A battery may burst andrelease hazardous decomposition products whenexposedto fire.
Lithium polymer batteries containflammableelectrolyte that may vent, ignite andproduce
sparks whensubjected to hightemperatures (›150°C/302°F), whendamagedor abused(e.g.
mechanicaldamage or electricalovercharging),may burnrapidly withflare-burning effect; may
igniteother batteries inclose proximity.
Any person respondingto suchan emergency shouldwear a self-contained
breathingapparatus.
Burning lithium polymer batteries producestoxic and corrosive lithium
hydroxide fumesandsulfur dioxide gas.
7.4 Accidental release measures
Personalprecautions: Wear the proper personalprotective equipment.Keep
unprotected individuals away.Ensure adequate
ventilation.
Emergency procedures: Remove ignition sources,evacuate the area.Sweep up
usingamethodthat does not generate dust. Collect as
muchof the spilled materialas possible, place thespilled
material into anappropriatedisposalcontainer. Keep
spilledmaterialout of sewers,ditches and bodies of
water.
Environmental precautions: Do not allow materialto bereleasedinto the
environment without proper governmental permits.
Methods and materials for containment
andcleaning up:
Allwaste must refer to the UnitedNations,the national
andlocalregulations for disposal.
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