How would gasoline behave if opened on Earth, inside a spacecraft, and in the vacuum of space? [closed]

Suppose we have three identical containers filled with gasoline, all at the same initial temperature. One container is opened on Earth at sea level, the second is opened inside a pressurized spacecraft, and the third is opened directly into the vacuum of space outside the spacecraft. How would the gasoline behave in each environment? Specifically, how would its evaporation rate differ, and what physical mechanisms would explain these differences?