10 parts of volcano

Answer 1

A volcano is not limited to 10 parts. It's basic structural portions include: A large magma chamber that can, dependant on it's size, be considered a batholith (ranging many kilometers in area) or a laccolith (smaller). Bedrock, which may be cut with magma to form either dikes (discordant to the bedrock) or sills (concordant to the bedrock) A conduit, which is basically the pipe that feeds the volcano with magma. A throat, which is basically the near-end of the pipe where it begins to widen to allow for the discharge of liquid hot magma (soon-to-be lava, pyroclastic material-- that is, layers of ash/debris that is emitted by the volcanic eruption) A flank, which refers to a particular side of the volcanic structure A base, which refers to the meeting-point of the volcanci structure to the earth's crust/ground. A vent, whcih is an opening that allows for the passage of air.

Answer 2

1. Volcanoes can be either active or dormant.

2. Volcanoes disperse lava, which used to be magma in the Earth's mantle.

3. Volcanoes are found on every continent on Earth except Antarctica.

4. Volcanoes can b life-threatening.

5. Volcanoes disperse ash which blocks out the sun.

6. Volcanoes come in three kinds.

7. All volcanoes don't have to be cone-shaped.

8. Volcanoes are usually found in "The Ring of Fire"

9. "The Ring of Fire" is a group of volcanoes surrounding the Pacific tectonic plate.

10. Go do your homework on volcanoes.

Answer 3

there are many parts of a volcano. There is the magma chamber: where all of the magma is held. There is the pipe: where the magma comes up and through the volcano. There is the dike, where where a slab forms when magma forces itself across rock layers. There is the crater, where a bowl shaped area forms around a volcanoes central vent. There is the vent: where magms comes out.

Answer 4

1. Magma chamber: where molten rock is stored beneath the surface
2. Vent: opening in the Earth's crust through which volcanic material erupts
3. Crater: bowl-shaped depression at the top of the volcano
4. Lava flow: molten rock that flows down the volcano's slopes
5. Ash cloud: cloud of fine volcanic ash and gases ejected during an eruption
6. Pyroclastic flow: fast-moving mixture of hot gas and volcanic debris
7. Tephra: fragmented volcanic material ejected during an eruption
8. Caldera: large crater-like depression that forms after a major eruption
9. Fumaroles: openings that emit steam and gases from a volcano
10. Lahar: fast-flowing mixture of water and volcanic debris that moves down the volcano's slopes.

Answer 5

well eventually the volcano is divide into 2 slices/pieces.