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Could a volcanoe be thermal energy

Could a volcanoe be thermal energy
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Could a volcanoe be thermal energy

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No because thermal energy is friction like rubbing your hands together to get warmth but it would be kinetic energy energy that is stored because the magma stores and gets held until it burst
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