Is 60-degree high temperature dangerous for gasoline?
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If gasoline is stored in a car's fuel tank, 60-degree high temperature is not a problem. Here are the specific details: 1. Pay attention to material temperature: However, if gasoline is stored in a sealed container, exposure to high temperatures may pose safety hazards such as ignition or even explosion. Therefore, when choosing a gasoline container, attention should be paid to the material and temperature. Avoid storing or transporting gasoline under direct sunlight or in high-temperature environments to prevent safety risks. 2. Storage standards: Gasoline containers should be stored in a cool and ventilated place, ensuring they are tightly sealed (to prevent the leakage of volatile gases). When opening, always check for any deformation (to prevent spraying and potential injury).