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3 factors that affect the formation of magma | temperature, pressure, and water |
magmas are named after ____rocks | extursive |
basaltic magma forms when rocks in the ____melt | upper mantle |
basaltic magma contains small amounts of silica and a low____ | viscosity |
andesitic magma forms from oceanic crust and____ | sediments |
_____magma fuels volcanoes with intermediate eruption | andesitic |
rhyolitic magma forms deep beneath ____crust | continental |
rhyolitic magma has the highest____content of 3 types of magma | silica |
rhyolitic magma has the same composition of____. also has a high viscosity and flows___ | granite , slowly |
___magma produces very explosive volcanoes. | rhyolitic |
how does the viscosity of magma change as magma cools? | the amount of silica in magma increases viscosity |
_=quick flow, low viscosity,50%silica _=resistance to flow, high V,70%silca | basaltic & rhyolitic |
Intrusive igneous rock body | pluton |
largest pluton | batholith |
Irregular shape, pluton looks like batholith but smaller | stock |
mushroom-shaped pluton | laccolith |
pluton that is parallel to the rock it intrudes | sill |
pluton that cuts across preexisting rocks | dike |
process responcible for the formation of many plutons | mountain-building |
lava erupts through an opening in earths surface called a ___ | vent |
a bowl-shaped depression that forms around the vent of a volcano is a __ | crater |
rock fragments thrown into the air during a volcanic eruption is___ | tephra |
the smallest tephra are___ | dust |
fast moving clouds of gas ash and other tephra are___ | pyroclastic flows |
what forms when the top/side of a volcano collapses into magma chamber? | caldera |
when magma reaches earths surface, it is called.... | Lava |
underwater volcanoes that have not reached the surface | seamounts |
where do volcanoes form? | subduction boundries, |
these, form on the overriding plate oceanic/oceanic or oceanic/continental, 80% of volcanoes are found here | subduction boundriessss |
major belts formed at convergent boundries. 1 | pacific ring of fire ( CIRCUM PACIFIC BELT) |
major belts formed at convergent boundries. 2 | divergent boundries ( also occurs at midocean ridges called seafloor spreading) |
major belts formed at convergent boundries.3 | hot spots |
form when a plume of magma in the mantle is forced upwards through the curst. | Hot spots! |
an explosive form of magma | rhyolitic |
magma with the lowest viscosity | basaltic |
magma with lowest gas content | bBBasaltic |
has broad gently sloping sides and a nearly circular base | shield cone |
small volcano with steep sides | cinder cone |
most dangerous to humans, & fueled by magma that contains large amounts of silica , water and gases | composit/strauto |