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Mythbusters covered this, and it was plausible!
I can't remember what they said about the actual woman, but the can placed in Adam's car popped :D
Yeah, I believe that; any pressurized, sealed containers will pop if heated enough. Those dough cans don't have very thick walls, either.
Yep. The 'heated enough' was the main thing they tested for. They had the car in a garage and pointed heaters at it to find out if the can would pop at a realistic temperature for a car on a sunny day :)
It doesnt even need to be heated, ive have them pop in the refrigerator.
Thanks for the edification!