The cell phone battery has been thrown into the pond in front of the door, will there be radioactive

Mobile phone batteries can pollute the water, and it can be serious. Mobile phone batteries are mainly lithium batteries, and lithium is a heavy metal, which will produce a variety of lithium-containing compounds after oxidation when it enters the water body. The sediment of the water body will also produce an enrichment effect, and permanent pollution will be formed through migration and transformation.

Radiation refers to the phenomenon of radio frequency waves generated by high-frequency oscillations of electrical circuits emitting into space. Radiation of a certain frequency and intensity has an effect on the body. The batteries we use are generally chemically reactive and physically changing, and there is no radio frequency generation, so there is no radiation.

There will be no radioactive material that will contaminate the water in the pond and the soil where the batteries are buried.

After a long time, there will be radioactive radiation, which will pollute the water quality in the long term

I'll give you a thumbs up first, you deserve praise It's not easy to think about others It's not easy to do a bus now It's like a chicken on the shelf It's too many selfish people I'm the same as you Do think about each other in advance There is not much radiation Mainly battery liquid No matter what battery is polluting water I'm an environmental volunteer Thank you for thinking about others.

It will contaminate the water and it is not radioactive.