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#308
Originally Posted by shadowjk View Post
Cooling down Li-Ion slows down chemical reactions, which results in reduced self-discharged, slower aging, and reduced performance if you actually try use a cold battery.

You're supposed to let it slowly warm up in room temperature before using it.
Thats actually an good explanation, and i can confirm the part about a cold battery not performing very well, but if it actually helps to cool it down it is probably not very much, i have some of the first laptop battery's laying around, both the hole battery and the cells that are VERY old, and they still have very good capacity despite being over 5 years old some are close to 10 years old and still work fine, plenty of capacity and such.
 

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