Samsung explains why the Galaxy Note 7's battery tends to explode

This whole issue is quite complicated, especially for Samsung that has to be dealing with a bull that comes straight for them and from which it is difficult to escape alive. Surely you will be able to recover from the onslaught, but this Note 7 error is going to affect your sales and your "prestige" as a brand, as many will use it to harm you.

The company quickly came to the fore to announce that substitution program, has given information about the problems with the battery manufactured by Samsung DI and has even offered data on the 35 reported cases globally, which has been investigating to identify other possible causes. Now the Korean manufacturer has come out again to show his face to explain the reason for the explosion of the battery of the Galaxy Note 7.

If we know that batteries manufactured by Samsung SDI are to blameWe still had to know what the manufacturing fault has been or what has led these batteries to explode when they are charged. Samsung declares in this regard:

Based on our research, we have learned that there was a problem with the battery cell. A battery cell overheating problem occurred when the anode-to-cathode came into contact, which is an error of very rare manufacturing process.

Even when it is the users themselves who cry out to the heavens that better batteries are introduced in their phones, the technology of these types of components has not made any really striking evolution in these years. What this means is that any li-ion battery has the potential to explode due to the chemicals found within it.

Lithium has a very high electrochemical potential, which is used as an anode within high-capacity batteries. He too lithium is highly reactive and more susceptible to thermal changes. When a faulty battery overheats, it causes cells to break down, resulting in a chain reaction in which the rest break down. This is the main reason for the explosion of the batteries.