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Spilled Nokia 2700 Battery Liquid on Hands: Symptoms & Safety Precautions for Possible Poisoning

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  • #1 16607653
    scigal
    Level 9  
    Hello. I have a question. I recently released the old Nokia from the wardrobe, probably 2700 and started charging in the meantime after half an hour I wanted to replace the sim card I opened the casing - all in an oily transparent liquid - apparently the battery was blown out !! and it's in the process of loading ... Upackana, I'm going to give my hands off. Now is an hour later, my head, throat, dizziness, slight retching are severe. The best thing is that despite the battery being spilled, it was still working! Tell me, which fumes could affect me - mercury? What should I do? Please help!! In 2 hours I am going on holiday and I'm very worried about what's next.
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  • #2 16607695
    qs300
    Level 33  
    scigal wrote:
    What should I do?

    It is best to go to the doctor.
  • #3 16607701
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    Apply to the medical forum if you still have time.
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  • #4 16607745
    scigal
    Level 9  
    Gentlemen, can such a Li-On battery pour out and still work? Has anyone ever seen such a spilled battery? Does it actually have the consistency of oily liquid ?? He is very nervous, he is going to the airport. The worst is nausea and dizziness. Someone told me that Li-On batteries do not contain mercury. Can any spec forum person verify this?
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  • #5 16610718
    mobista
    Level 35  
    It seems that you need to have not quite in your head in order to "poison" with oily liquid from the battery and still recharge the phone ...
  • #6 16610763
    scigal
    Level 9  
    The mobista do not give up if you can not help, or at least learn how to read with understanding ...
    1. Turning on the phone (functional)
    2. Connecting the phone to charging
    3. Playing with the phone
    4. A picture of the phone's case
    5. The whole housing and my hands in oily, transparent glad (not hot)
    6. Washing hands, burying the phone with a spilled battery in a box in the garden

    Do you understand now?
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  • #7 16610768
    mobista
    Level 35  
    I hope some environmental services read this scribble!
  • #8 16610879
    scigal
    Level 9  
    Mobist, not better, as if I were thrown into an ordinary garbage truck like 90% of the society ... Stop frightening the small informer and you better go do something useful and do not grumble about the story.
  • #9 16610969
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group  
    Keep emotions in check. Such a battery as well as any other should be disposed of in designated places and not buried in the garden.
    Subject exhausted, I close.
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Topic summary

A user reported experiencing symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and throat discomfort after handling a leaking battery from a Nokia 2700 mobile phone. The battery, which was still functional despite the leakage, released an oily, transparent liquid. Concerns were raised about potential poisoning from the battery's contents, with inquiries about the presence of mercury. Responses emphasized the importance of seeking medical attention and proper disposal of the damaged battery, as well as clarifying that lithium-ion batteries do not contain mercury. The discussion highlighted the need for caution when dealing with damaged batteries and the importance of following safety protocols.
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