Will Heating a Liquid-Filled Bottle Cause It to Explode?

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Heating a liquid-filled, sealed bottle can lead to an explosion due to increased pressure from gas formation. The likelihood of the bottle breaking depends on various factors, including the material, volume, and type of liquid inside. Distinguishing between gas and vapor states is crucial, as gas exerts more pressure. Generally, if the bottle is not designed to withstand high pressure, it is likely to crack or explode when heated. Providing specific details about the bottle and liquid can yield more accurate predictions regarding the outcome.
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Suppose here's a covered bottle full of liquid. I heat the bottle so the liquid changes to gas state. Will the bottle be broken since gas creates a bigger pressure?
 
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if you heat the bottle, and assuming you have a bottle that is destructable and not deformed by heat, yes there eventually will be a crack made. And you must distinguish between gas state and vapour state.

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how to distinguish between gas state and vapor state?
 
lwymarie said:
Suppose here's a covered bottle full of liquid. I heat the bottle so the liquid changes to gas state. Will the bottle be broken since gas creates a bigger pressure?
Really this question cannot be answered, we know nothing of either the bottle or the liquid. Be more specific please.
 
It depends on how much...

Material of bottle
Volume of bottle
How much liquid
What type of liquid

For a better response, more specifics please. ;)

But in most cases, yes. The bottle would crack / blow up completely.
 
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