Battery breaking definition

Battery breaking or "battery cracking" means decapitating, cutting, or otherwise liberating the contents of a spent lead acid battery. This activity includes the following:
Battery breaking for the purposes of 335-14-7 means the decapitation, cutting, or otherwise liberating the contents of a lead-acid battery. This activity includes the separation of any component of the battery from the other components (e.g., drainage of acid from a spent lead-acid battery or removal of plates and groups from a spent lead-acid battery).
Battery breaking for the purposes of 335-14-7 means the decapitation, cutting, or otherwise liberating the contents of a lead-acid battery. This activity includes the separation of any component of the battery from the other

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