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How do we find the Lithium Contents of a Metal Battery, when the Batteries show only the VOLTS.
As per the IATA DGR, Metal Batteries can be accepted only when the Lithium contents are known ; but the Batteries do not show the Lithium Contents, it shows only the Volts.
If you need an accurate number, you will have to ask the maufacturer.
If you want a rough number... approximately 0.08g per watt-hour. This is addressed in more detail, with references, in this question: How much lithium in lithium polymer batteries?
How do we find the Lithium Contents of a Metal Battery, when the Batteries show only the VOLTS.
You can't. That isn't even enough to make an estimate -- the lithium contents will roughly correspond to the energy capacity (e.g, watt-hours) of a battery, not to its terminal voltage.
