Thick, highly viscous lava.
2. Thick or runny lava. Thick flows slowly, runny flows faster.
No
False. Thin, runny lava typically hardens into solid rock formations, such as basalt, rather than ash, cinders, or bombs. Ash, cinders, and volcanic bombs are usually produced from more explosive eruptions involving thicker, more viscous lava or the explosive release of gas and magma.
A shield volcano. Generally they have runny lava that forms lots of thick layers. The Hawaiian island volcanos are good examples.
Lava is orange and runny
No. Lava hardens into rock.
Lava is a liquid. It is molten rock that flows like a thick fluid when erupted from a volcano.
A composite volcano, also known as a stratovolcano, typically has a thick and viscous lava flow due to its high silica content. This type of volcano tends to erupt explosively, producing a mixture of lava, ash, and volcanic rocks.
runny lava
silica content
Acid lava comes from composite cones,is slowly moving and viscous while basic lava comes from shield volcanoes,is non viscous, runny and flows faster
pumice