On Saturn's Moon Titan, Ice Volcanoes

I have always understood that volano's need vast amounts of heat and upwelling magma to produce eruptions?

What is the surface temperature of Saturns largest moon?

What is the temperature of the chilled liquid that comes from it's interior?

These are very important questions that must be answered if I am to believe what is written about this moon????

Spencer.

"Heat" is a subjective term. Temperature differential may be a better term when trying to describe what goes on in Titan. Then throw in pressure changes based on those temperature differentials and, voila, you can have stuff spewing all over the place.

After all a lot of those liquids readily become gasses at not much higher temps. Shake up a cold bottle of soda. Don't need any heat for a soda volcano.

Hooker