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- When take airlines, we always think about a problem, that is, "How much lithium in a battery am I allowed to bring on board?". Because a power bank is necessary for a long time trip.
Power bank is common for our daily life, especially for our smart phone, which always a lithium-ion battery. Taking airplane is easy at our daily life, but there are restrictions on lithium content for air travel, thus air travelers ask the question "How much lithium in a battery am I allowed to bring on board?", which is a common problem for me. Several days ago, I have read a note about it, which says "Lithium-ion batteries exceeding 8 grams but no more than 25 grams may be carried in luggage if individually protected to prevent short circuits and are limited to two spare batteries per person. "(cr: Lithium Battery and Lithium-ion Battery Chemistry Information ).
After read it, I also confused and have another question "How do I know the lithium content of a lithium-ion battery?". Is there anyone can give me some specific example to describe it? Many thanks.
After read it, I also confused and have another question "How do I know the lithium content of a lithium-ion battery?". Is there anyone can give me some specific example to describe it? Many thanks.