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David, You did what I have heard of and discharge rate curve is all overblown unless it's was shorted internally by those whiskers. The normal self-discharge curve is 'bout few percent per week. Bad ones dies less than 2 to 3 days due to whiskers. Those caps from disposable cams is wimpy, works well most of time on AA and AAA, small ones. This type of cells I deal with are large than and heavy duty than skimpy consumer cells stuff. The good job is done with pepsi can sized capacitor or heavy current 5v power supply that will not wimp out at hint of shorts. :) I heard of this trick for blowing out hard to find shorts on circuit boards especially bypass caps using right power supply that will kick out gobs of currents at 5v, POW pop pop pop! Several bad caps blew up like dynamites and easily replaced and the board was returned to service. Really, this is short term solution unless you keep those cells charged all the time, never allowing them to discharge at all. Jason D.