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Yes, Kilauea volcano has been known to contain significant amounts of trapped gases, primarily water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. These gases can build up pressure within the magma and lead to explosive eruptions. The presence of these gases is a key factor in the behavior of eruptions at Kilauea, influencing both the type and intensity of volcanic activity. Monitoring gas emissions is an essential part of understanding the volcano's behavior and potential hazards.

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