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What kind of energy does a burning log have? Can't figure this out for homework. It just needs to be a short answer.
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What kind of energy does a burning log have? Can't figure this out for homework. It just needs to be a short answer.

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I would assume thermal energy, since it's concerning heat and all. Although judging off of the fact that this is for physics, I don't think that would be the right answer in this case.
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