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Less safe
Safety against mechanical intrusion For mechanical failures, aged cells showed higher resistance to internal shorting, making them safer, but sample sizes and variety in cell designs need to be explored further to make stronger conclusions.
Industry: Safety Sources: Preger et al., Jeevarajan et al., Waldmann et al., Kovachev et al., Liu et al., BatteryBits
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