What is the difference between putting dry batteries in electrical appliances and taking them out?

Dry batteries belong to primary batteries in chemical power sources and are a type of disposable battery. The electrolyte of this chemical power device is a paste that cannot flow, so it is called a dry battery, which is relative to a battery with a flowing electrolyte. Most of the ordinary dry batteries are manganese-zinc batteries, with a positive carbon rod in the middle, a mixture of graphite and manganese dioxide on the outside, and a fiber network on the outside.

The net is coated with a thick electrolyte paste, which consists of an ammonia chloride solution and starch, with a small amount of preservative. The outermost layer is a cylinder made of metal zinc skin, and the electrolyte paste will corrode the zinc skin of the battery for a long time, thereby corroding the electrical appliances, and the positive and negative electrodes of the battery slot of the electrical appliances will be corroded after a long time, and they can not be used! Therefore, it is best not to put dry batteries in electrical appliances, batteries have a shelf life, and it is not easy to store them for too long.

In addition, the battery is not easy to degrade and pollute the water source, please do not discard it after use!

Although your electrical appliance is in a closed state, its neutral wire and live wire are on the electrical circuit board, and there is also a weak use of weak current, which will also consume a lot of battery after a long time. So when not in use, take it out and disconnect all connections, there will be no power consumption, which is good for the battery and saves resources.

Dry batteries are not used in electrical appliances for a long time, and they are easy to fail, and the chemical liquid in the battery will flow out after failure, corroding electrical appliances. I've experienced it.

Dry batteries will run out of power if they are not left unused. Dry batteries are one of the most widely used batteries today, where electrical energy is generated through a chemical reaction between the positive and negative electrodes and the energy is stored in the battery. If the dry battery is not in use, the chemicals in it will slowly decompose and the chemical reaction will gradually weaken or stop, resulting in a reduction in the battery's storage capacity or failure.

Further, the Ganwu Yinge battery is a device that converts chemical carrying energy into electrical energy, and its service life is subject to the progress of chemical reactions. During use, chemical reactions in the dry cell battery produce chemical energy, causing the voltage and charge in the battery to drop continuously. If you do not continue to connect and turn on the battery circuit, the dry battery will also lose power and become invalid.

In addition, while some people may think that unopened the packaging of the dry battery, or that the battery compartment of the dry battery is not used, it can prevent the dry battery from losing power, but in fact, this situation can only slow down the failure of the battery, but not prevent the failure of the battery.

In general, dry batteries will lose charge and eventually fail if left unused. Therefore, when dry batteries are not in use, it is best to remove them and store them properly to slow down the rate of battery cavity failure. <>