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battery acid??

Created August 14, 2006, at 11:59 am by Anonymous

How much battery acid is in a typical hybrid? What happens when there is an accident, and there are acid spills? Should there be a concern?

Anonymous

5 years ago

There is the same amount of battery acid in a hybrid car as there is in a regular car. It only has one 12-volt battery. The rest are rechargeable nickel metal hydride cells, like the D-cells you might put in a flashlight.

Anonymous

5 years ago

Hybrids don't use battery acid, typical of 12-volt auto lead-acid batteries.

Hybrids use Nickel Metal Hydride batteries, which are sealed up.

Anonymous

5 years ago

That's true.
Hybrid batteries spill as much acid...
As your notebook computer does on your lap.
;)
-Steve

Anonymous

5 years ago

---Although notebooks use Lithium Ion Batteries

yeah i agree

35 weeks ago

yeah i agree

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