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The heat released by burning candle is an example of thermal energy
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The heat released by burning candle is an example of thermal energy

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That is false because thermal energy is the heat inside the candle so the only one that would make sense is chemical bonds
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false the correct answer is chemical bonds instead of thermal energy
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