Can gasoline be stored in a plastic bottle?

No, gasoline should not be stored in a plastic bottle as it may cause an explosion. Plastic bottles are made of materials such as polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride, which have high resistance and good insulation performance. When gasoline and plastic bottles come into contact with each other, static electricity can be generated, leading to a potential fire hazard. Therefore, it is not recommended to use plastic bottles to store gasoline, and one should not store a full plastic bottle of gasoline in the car or the passenger compartment.

The recommended container for storing gasoline is either a metal or a glass container, and it should be kept sealed and stored in a cool place.