In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Coriolis wrote:

Rechargable 9Vs have a different chemistry and are typically internally stacked 3 rechargable lithiums which can not be diasected, believe me I tried with a hacksaw on the internal plastic casing inside the metal jacket and resulted in only getting electrolytic fluid everywhere and ruining a shirt and staining the tabletop. If you want lithium rechargables coin cells, you'll need to go with LIR, or lithium ion rechargables. Word of caution, thier capacity is nowhere near that of non-rechargable lithium cells, and take special chargers to avoid overcharging which results in leaking of electrolytic solution or explosions (small, but sprays electrolyte everywhere whis is corrosive).

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