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The air in the can could either pop the lid off or destroy the can as it got hot and expanded. this answer is not true lazy bones

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Very little.

A soda pop can is already at quite a high pressure due to carbon dioxide's tendency to not stay dissolved in a liquid. So unless you boil or freeze it, at which the water loses most of its solvent capacity and the can would burst, the can would be unchanged.

If anything, your soda will be a little flat when you open it, because the change of temperature more likely leaves the ideal solvency of water and it loses some of the carbonation.

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The water starts to bubble , gets hot and then it starts to evaporate

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Tin is almost nonreactive with water. That is why it is used as a coating on the steel of "tin cans".

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condensation starts to form

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