Cans or bottles of pop in unpressurized areas?
957049
They won't explode.  I've carried cans before with no problem.  I'd recommend cans, though because the baggage handlers will pummel your stuff and the glass could break.
93082
Both the previous answers are good except shaking the can does not increase the pressure within the can, which is a surprise to most people.  I read somewhere (and the link of one of the posters confirms) that the pressure within the can remains the same, which is actually above atmospheric pressure.  If you open a can without shaking it, a small volume of Carbon dioxide expands with a slight pop and a very small surface area of fluid is now exposed to the atmosphere at the top of the can.  Carbon dioxide is now free to enter and leave the fluid surface and since the fluid has a higher concentration of CO2, the net effect is loss from the fluid until at equilibrium with the atmosphere after which the soda is flat.\n\nShaking the container disperses CO2 bubbles (not air) throughout the fluid greatly increasing its effective surface area for separation and since the entire content is above atmospheric pressure the CO2 bubbles expand to atmospheric pressure and overflow the can.  The fizz in a glass of soda (or the opened can) represents the tiny bubbles of CO2 that form at nucleation points on the glass until large enough to rise and pop at the surface.  I'd imagine that adding soap which forms a better film would change the fizz to foam, but why ruin a perfectly good soda (or beer), right?
605041
water, rubbing alcohol or if nothing else acid :P(dont really do acid)
139052
Water vapour occupies much more space than liquid water. When you boil the water a lot of it vapurises, the water vapour pushes a lot of air out of the can. When you seal the can no more air can get back in to replace it. As the water vapour cools it turns back into liquid water. With no air to replace it the pressure in the can drops- a lot. The pressure of the air outside the can of course is the same. With very little air inside pushing out and normal pressure outside pushing in the air crushes the can.
103211
because the pressue of the air in the bottle decreased
1053789
Nitrogen is far from inert, but it is much less reactive than oxygen. Maybe this helps extend the life of the tire? The no moisture thing might also help preserve your tires. In addition to water vapor, compressed air will include whatever other contaminants might be in the air, plus maybe some lubricant fumes from the compressor. Bottled nitrogen will be clean and dry.\n\nThe bit about not expanding is nonsense.
901755
Tin cans and bottles don't shoot back
683780
Yes. Try a cork and a hammer.
442807
Popped corn if it's been added with oil. the water inside the kernal will also have escaped, making it lighter.
802577
use any disinfectant with a high commercial grade. but use a mask and hand gloves when handling these things. if you have kids send them to your moms house or sisters. and leave it to air dry.
701653
get 2 ) 2 liter soda bottles\nfill on with water.\ntape the empiy one to the full one ( opening to opening)\nturn them upside down and you have instant tornado in a bottle\nif that doesnt work shoot the bottles out at 200 mph that would be fun too
92083
You can do canning like canned vegetables or beer and you can also put stuff in ziplock bags or in a freezer.  Some things like boards and stuff you can just put in a shed or a closet.  other than that most stuff is rocks and dirt or whatever and just stays there anyways.
899549
see what you can do with canned air. \nIf you can't get everything off with air, rinsing with alcohol will be much better than rinsing with water as it will not cause rust and evaporate very quickly, leaving no moisture behind. Soap and water isn't good for any electronics.
666038
if it's half empty get more liquid to fill it up
968776
Only if the can is closed (air tight).  Cooling the closed can, cools the enclosed gas (air) which contracts, lowering the inside pressure.  Since the outside pressure now is greater, it collapses the thin aluminum can.
325829
I would look att he solution.  If you can't see solids then it's not saturated.
303081
Purify it. And then have it in a closed system where nothing can get to it