plates puled apart
When two plates are pulling apart, it is known as divergent boundary or divergent plate boundary. This type of boundary results in the formation of new crust as magma rises to the surface and solidifies.
divergent boundary
Plates pulling apart.
The process called plate tectonics is responsible for plates pulling apart. Over time, and with the combination of carbon dioxide, erosion, and force, plates are able to pull apart. This will eventually cause some plates to separate from one another.
no but coliding plates create volcanoes
Underwater mountain chains that form where two tectonic plates are pulling apart are called mid ocean ridges. The largest is the Mid Atlantic Ridge.
Not per-Se, but plates pulling apart AND plates being overridden do cause magma upwellings.
Trenches form where plates are moving towards each other in a convergent plate boundary, not where they are moving apart. At divergent boundaries, such as mid-ocean ridges, plates are moving apart, creating new crust.
Continental Plates
Volcanos are formed by tectonic plates pulling apart exposing the magma in the earth's mantle.
A pulling apart force is typically called tension. This force occurs when two objects are being pulled away from each other.
Divergent plates. They form a divergent plate boundary.