Ever wonder what powers your phone, laptop or wireless headphones? There’s a good chance it’s a lithium-ion battery — the rechargeable kind that’s in most of the electronics we use every day.

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Lithium-ion batteries can pose a fire risk if not stored or disposed of properly. The fire department determined that Colton likely broke the battery's protective seal, causing the fire. Colton's ...

They're in our phones, laptops and smartwatches—but lithium-ion batteries can be dangerous when damaged or overcharged.