Sorry. Forgot to include the URL for the Sulfuric Acid MSDS

http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSDS/H2SO4.htm

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Al Patrick wrote:



wrote:

wrote:

The drawbacks are the need to be recharged and the need to keep it
well clear of electronic equipment because of corrosion caused by


ions.

Is this correct? I'd expect this sort of corrosion to be pretty
minimal, even with little separation.

Steve


I think he is referring to H2SO4 (Sulfuric Acid) fumes given off when it
is being charged. If you don't think Sulfuric Acid is BAD NEWS for lots
of things just do a search for "Sulfuric Acid" and see. Here's a MSDS
sheet on it, but it basically deals with SAFETY. Material Safety Data
Sheet = MSDS.

Now, if you get into FUMING SULFURIC ACID (also known as concentrated)
you're talking a whole different ball league -- not just a game!