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because the volcano's vent gets plugged, gases cannot escape and pressure build up.
High silica magmas can explode violently as its high viscosity causes a greater build up of pressure inside the volcano. Magmas low in silica tend to produce volcanic eruptions that are runny because of low viscosity.
High-silica magmas are extremely viscous, and so tend to trap a large amount of gas under pressure. When such magma erupts, it does so explosively.
Mount Hood has high silica levels so the lava is felsic (Mt. Hood's silica values are as high as 64%).
High silica magma is light in color, thick, sticky and less dense than basalt magma. The magma that forma volcanoes is rich in silica. High silica magma have low temperatures because magma that is high in silica have the lowest temperatures. Silica rich magma builds a tall cone shaped volcano, a Stratovolcano. Magma that is high in silica resists flowing, so expanding gases are trapped in it. Pressure builds up until the gases blast out in a violent, dangerous explosion.
because the volcano's vent gets plugged, gases cannot escape and pressure build up.
High silica magmas can explode violently as its high viscosity causes a greater build up of pressure inside the volcano. Magmas low in silica tend to produce volcanic eruptions that are runny because of low viscosity.
The more silica the volcano has, the more the pressure is occurring and eventually it becomes so strong that the volcano erupts .
High-silica magmas are extremely viscous, and so tend to trap a large amount of gas under pressure. When such magma erupts, it does so explosively.
Sand blaster, silica sand is blown at high pressure as an abrasive.
Mount Hood has high silica levels so the lava is felsic (Mt. Hood's silica values are as high as 64%).
With a high concentration of heat and pressure The common glass in window also contains about 75% silica
High silica magma is light in color, thick, sticky and less dense than basalt magma. The magma that forma volcanoes is rich in silica. High silica magma have low temperatures because magma that is high in silica have the lowest temperatures. Silica rich magma builds a tall cone shaped volcano, a Stratovolcano. Magma that is high in silica resists flowing, so expanding gases are trapped in it. Pressure builds up until the gases blast out in a violent, dangerous explosion.
High silica magma is more viscous (sticky) than low silica magma, so low silica magma lows easier.
Salt does not contain silica.
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no it has a generally low amount of silica.