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You will need to look on the battery's datasheet to see what is its max current before it catches on fire.
The first link in Google says that its capacity (not its max current) is 700mAh.
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The two Lithium-ion cell phone batteries I dissassembled (one is Sanyo and the other is Nokia) have two dangerous battery cells plus a temperature probe. The charger and protection circuits are in the phone.
If you charge or discharge the battery incorrectly then it will probably catch on fire.
I have a pretty big and heavy laptop Lithium-ion battery that has many electronic circuits inside. The circuits are probably the charger and protection circuits.
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