I'm not really sure, so don't take my answer right away, but i think it is oxygen because you need the oxygen to make the fire. Or, it is carbon monoxide because that is whats released from most smokes. Sorry if I couldn't give you the correct answer.
The most common gases associated with active volcanoes are water vapor, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen, helium, carbon monoxide, and hydrochloric acid. Lesser amounts of hydrofluoric acid, nitrogen, argon, and other compounds are commonly associated with active volcanoes as well. Volcanic gases rarely reach populated areas in lethal concentrations, although sulfur dioxide can react with the atmosphere downwind and fall as acid rain to cause corrosion and a host of other effects. People with respiratory or Heart diseases are especially susceptible to volcanic gases (fume). Carbon dioxide is heavier than air and tends to collect in depressions, where it can occur in lethal concentrations and cause suffocation. On occasion, toxic concentrations of fluorine from hydrofluoric acid have been absorbed onto ash and ingested by livestock or leached into domestic water supplies.
water vapor, carbon dioxide, hydrogen chloride and sulfur dioxide are common
Water vapor and carbon dioxide. Water vapor is the most abundant.
I think it is carbon dioxide.
The style of the volcanic eruption is very dependent on the amount of dissolved gas that is in the magma (liquid rock below the surface). If there is a high gas content the volcanic eruption will be explosive and create a log of ash. If the gas content is low the eruption produces more lava flows. An example of a high gas content eruption was the last major eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980. An example of a low gas content eruption would be the Hawaiian volcanoes.
There are two factors that determine how explosive a volcano is. The two factors are the amount of gas that is present in the lava and how easy or difficult that gas can be released into the atmosphere.
One event that could be a signal of a possible volcanic eruption is if there is an earthquake near or around the area.
The most common volcanic gas released in an eruption is water vapor. Water vapor is followed by carbon dioxide and sulfur gas.
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Water vapor and carbon dioxide. Water vapor is the most abundant.
I think it is carbon dioxide.
The style of the volcanic eruption is very dependent on the amount of dissolved gas that is in the magma (liquid rock below the surface). If there is a high gas content the volcanic eruption will be explosive and create a log of ash. If the gas content is low the eruption produces more lava flows. An example of a high gas content eruption was the last major eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980. An example of a low gas content eruption would be the Hawaiian volcanoes.
it could be gas or just few rocks.
How full the magma chamber is and the amount of gas that is in the volcano.
There are two factors that determine how explosive a volcano is. The two factors are the amount of gas that is present in the lava and how easy or difficult that gas can be released into the atmosphere.
One event that could be a signal of a possible volcanic eruption is if there is an earthquake near or around the area.
some things are turning off gas water and electrity and avoid any amount of gas:)
Local earthquakes, Land inflation, Increase of gas emission, eruption of lava.