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What is biggest volocano in Hawaii?
Mauna Loa.
Is Kilimanjaro a volocano?
It is a dormant volcanic mountain
A volocano from Hawaii?
Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea,
What was the volocano that eruped in Pompeii called?
Mount Vesuvius.
What is Mount Fuji type?
it is a large volocano and a fissure volcano
What is the biggest volocano in the world?
Mount Saint Helen's is the largest Volcano in the world
How is a volocano a destructive and constructive force?
It is destructive to what has been there before and it is constructive because it creates new landscape and land.
What kind of volcaneo is it?
a volcaneo is a mountan that has lava inside it
What is the top of the volocano called?
The top is generally called the 'Rim'. Erosion of an extinct volcano might blur the presence of a rim so, you'd call it the summit.
Is Mount Vesuvius an island volcano or a mainland volcano?
it is a stratovolcano in japan . It is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707-08
Is a volocano a construtive or deconstructive?
A volcano is typically considered a constructive force in geology because it builds up land through the deposition of lava, ash, and other volcanic materials. However, volcanic activity can also be destructive due to eruptions, which can cause widespread damage and reshape the landscape.
What does plate tectonics have to do with volocano and earthquakes?
As you know, the earth's crust is made up of plates. When two destructive plate boundaries begin to move away from each other (due to convection currents), magma comes out through the gap left. As it cools, it sets. Then more comes out, and sets. The process continues, producing volcanoes. The mid-atlantic ridge was caused this way. Earthquakes can occur either when an oceanic and continental crust create friction (the oceanic moves under the continental) and move, or when two conservative plate boundaries slide past each other. Hope this helps. :)
