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Volcanoes

TermDefinition
Cinders charred bits of rock and ashes
Crater a bowl-shaped depression
Eruption a volcanic explosion of lava or a large flow of lava
Volcano a hole in the ground that lava comes through; a hill or mountain formed by the lava
Shield volcano Volcano with low slope, built almost entirely of fluid lava flows.
Cinder cone volcano Volcano with a steep slope, made of loose, grainy cinders
Composite volcano Volcano made of alternating layers of ash and lava, most explosive eruption.
Caldera Volcano where center falls into an empty magma chamber, can form a crater lake
Destructive Spewing ash, sideways explosions, fires and mudflows are examples of how volcanoes can be _____.
Constructive Creating hot springs, geothermal energy, enriched soil are examples of how volcanoes can be _____.
Active A volcano that can erupt frequently.
Dormant A volcano that is not currently active, but that may become active in the future.
Extinct A volcano that is not likely to erupt again.
Magma Molten rock beneath the earth's surface.
Lava Molten rock on the earth's surface.
Viscosity How thick or thin something is.
High Viscosity Lava that flows slowly, covers small area, causes violent eruptions.
Low Viscosity Lava that flows rapidly, covers large area, gases escape easily.
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