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Hazards from
ash
mixing with
melted snow
or
rain
Fast moving mud flows
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Lava
Magma
when it is
erupted
from a
volcano
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Volcanoes
are the openings in the ground where
molten
rock from beneath the
Earth's crust
forces itself to the surface
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Extinct volcano
A volcano that
never erupts
again
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Magma
Molten
rock from beneath the
Earth's crust
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Main vent
Allows magma to escape
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Volcanoes occur
Destructive
+
Constructive
boundary
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Magma
chamber
Collection of
magma
beneath the volcano
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Volcanoes
are essential for life on Earth
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Volcanic bombs
Sharp edges
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Crater
Main vent
Layers
of
ash
and
lava
from previous eruptions
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Secondary cone
Volcano that forms when the main vent is blocked
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Magma chamber
Store of
molten rock beneath the earth's surface
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Lava
flow
Volcanic
bombs
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Lava flow
Molten rock
that flows from a
volcano
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Crater
A
funnel-shaped opening
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Volcanic bombs
Lumps of molten rock
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Volcanic bombs
Lumps of molten rock
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shield
volcano has
runny
lava, a
gentle slope
,
low
level of danger
Volcano
blows up part of itself
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Volcanic Hazards
Steady
low
level of danger
Composite
Thick
+
Sticky
steep slope Violant
Volcano
lava
Volcanic Hazards
REDMI NOTE
13
PRO+
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Speed of lava flow:
4200m/h
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composite
volcano has
thicker
lava,
steep
slopes,
high
levels of danger
hotspot
is when
magma rises
from deep within the
Earth
to form a
volcano
on
land
or
underwater
plate tectonics
is where plates move over hotspots causing eruptions
Shield Volcano
-
Lava
flows slowly down the
sides
of the mountain.
Composite Volcano
- The eruption is explosive with
ash
and
rocks
being thrown into the air.
Cinder Cone
- A small cone-shaped hill made from
cinders
(small pieces of rock).
a
fault
is a line of
weakness
in rock
the
Focus
is the
poi
nt
beneath the earth where the
energyof
the
earthquake
is released
a
seismic wave
are
shockwaves
/
vibrations
caused by an
earthquake
a
foreshock
is a
small quake
before the
main one.
it can be a
warning
of a
larger quake.
a
seismometer
is the
instrumebt
used to
measureearthquakes
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