Yes. One of the common gasses released by volcanoes is sulfur dioxide. This reacts with water and oxygen to form sulfuric acid.
Yes, there are volcanoes in Kazakhstan, particularly in the eastern part of the country near the border with China and Russia. The most notable volcanic range in Kazakhstan is the Irtysh-Karaganda volcanic belt, which includes numerous volcanic cones and crater lakes.
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Shield volcanoes have fluid basaltic flows that are lower in silicates, making the lava very fluid without a tendency to form pyroclastics. Composite Cone volcanoes contain the highest percentage of silica content making the magma thicker with the greatest tendency to form pyroclastics and are the most dangerous volcanoes.
Shield Volcanoes:Large base areaGentle slopeContains basic lavaFrequent eruptionsQuiet and gentle eruptionsVery tall in height due to large base areaComposite Volcanoes:Relatively small base areaConcave slopeContains acidic lavaViolent eruptionsRepeated eruptionsErupts from the side conesUsually not very tall in height due to gentle slopesAcid-lava VolcanoesSmall base areaSteep slopeContains acidic lavaViolent eruptionsCreates crater lakes (caldera) after eruptionsTall in height due to steep slopesCinder ConesSmall base areaSteep slopesSymmetrical slopesModerate eruptionsNot tall in height as slopes are easily eroded
Yes, volcanoes can happen on flat land or rugged land, in the ocean or lakes. Volcanoes are caused by magma, molten rock, rising to or near the surface. The magma has different composition and can be very thick or thin like the Hawaiian volcanoes.
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Ponds and lakes become acidic via acid rain when the CO2 rises into the atmosphere and is absorbed and then when it falls back onto the earths surface it can runoff into ponds and lakes usually being accompanied by things such as weed killers and human waste therefore its acidity becomes more concentrated therefore when it finally enters the lakes or ponds in large quantities it causes the lakes and ponds acidic levels to change.
Lakes become acidic due to acid rain. When CO2 rises into the atmosphere and falls back down as a form of rain, it will runoff into lakes, ponds and other water sources.
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The emissions that are let out into the environment is the main contributor to acidic conditions in lakes. When these toxins are let out into the air they get absorbed into the clouds. When it rains the rain drops deposit the acids from the toxins into the lakes and water ways.
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The steep walled depression surrounding a volcano vent is called the crater. In dormant volcanos, these may fill with water and become crater lakes.