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A wide, gently sloping volcano formed by flowing basaltic lava.
Shield Volcano
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When volatiles or gaseous substances are added into the hot solid rocks.
Flux Melting
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Solid particles thrown out during volcanic eruptions are known as
Pyroclasts
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Temperature stays the same but the pressure decreases.
Decomposing Melting
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A large underground pool of molten rock beneath the volcano where magma is stored.
Magma Chamber
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Has high silica content, making it very thick and sticky.
Granitic Magma
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A volcano that has not erupted for tens of thousands of years and is not expected to erupt again. Often heavily eroded or has no magma supply left.
Extinct Volcano
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A small, steep volcano built from ash, cinders, and volcanic bombs.
Cinder Cone Volcano
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Smaller openings on the sides of the volcano where magma and gases can also escape.
Secondary Vent
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A volcano that has erupted within the last 10,000 years based on historical records or geological studies.
Active Volcano
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A large depression that forms when the top of the volcano collapses after a major eruption, often larger than the crater.
Caldera
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Slow cooling (deep underground) will result to what size of crystal?
Large Crystals
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When rocks is composed of different minerals, which cause it to melt
Eutectic Temperature
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Formed under certain circumstances in special locations deep in the crust or in the upper mantle.
Magma
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Lava mainly consists of ___ element.
Silicon DIoxide (SIO2)
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The main passage through which magma travels from the magma chamber to the surface.
Conduit
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When a rock begins to melt, only certain minerals are melted.
Partial Melting
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Process by which minerals form and solidify as molten rock (magma) cools.
Crystallization
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In volcanology, what one-word term denotes the explosive discharge of tephra, lava, and volcanic gases from a vent?
Eruption
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Melting caused by surrounding rocks caused by a very hot magma that brings additional heat.
Heat Transfer Melting
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