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VOLCANOES
opening in Earth's crust
Volcano form
when magma rises to the surface
MAGMA CHAMBER
reservoir when magma is stored beneath in volcano
ASH CLOUD
mass of tiny volcanic rock fragments dust gases; release in the air
CONDUIT
a pipe like structure that connects the magma chamber to surface
SILL
flat rock formation that forms when molten magma cools and solidifies in crack
CRATER
bowl shape at the top of volcano
CONE
steep, conical shape hill or mountain form by layer of volcanic material
LAVA
molten rock that flows from volcano during eruption
SHIELD VOLCANO
form from layer of cooled lava
CINDER CONE
form by explosive eruption of ash and dust
COMPOSITE VOLCANO
tall symmetrical and compose of layers of ash and lava flows
ICELANDIC ERUPTION
runny lava that floods the Earth's surface
HAWAIIAN ERUPTION
numerous fissures result in large quantities of runny lava
STROMBOLIAN ERUPTION
short explosive; shoot thick lava and gas in air
VULCANIAN ERUPTION
high dark clouds; builds cauliflower shape head
STRATOVOLACANOES
ERUPTION
most common; explosive
PELEAN ERUPTION
violent explosion causing the volcano summit to collapse
PLINIAN ERUPTION
most powerful; high towering ash cloud
PYROCLASTIC MATERIAL
fragments of lava rock ash eject in air
VOLCANIC ASH
fine particles of volcanic rock that carried by wind
VOLCANIC GASES
water vapor carbon dioxide sulfur dioxide