Benzene? Banned from Plessey in the (?) 70s as carcinogenic then allowed in petrol to solve the problem with no lead. Car is short for carcinogenerator.
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Fuel can in hot car
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With diesels - ie most buses, taxis and many trains being very much worse.
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Mine is a plastic one, and it's more spherical than when it was new, but it's still pretty stout. Never had problems with the cap either.
A can of diesel lives in the car, and the petrol comes with us on holiday for stoves.
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Could the rapid expulsion of the pressurised air from the can create a simulateously low pressure zone around the surface of the (say) 60degC petrol, which then boils / expands exiting the can, further reducing pressure in the can? Or something similar?