Can Power Banks Explode When Left in Cars During Summer?
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It is highly possible because most power banks contain lithium batteries, which may explode after being exposed to high temperatures inside a car. Additionally, the following items left in a car can also pose safety hazards. Here are more details: Carbonated Drinks: These contain large amounts of carbon dioxide gas. After being shaken during driving and then exposed to high temperatures, they are also likely to explode. Glass Items: Some glass items have a convex lens shape, which can focus sunlight into a single point. The temperature at this focal point can rise sharply, potentially causing items inside the car to catch fire.