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Blocky Lava, Pahoehoe Lava, Aa Lava, Pillow Lava

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What are two types of hawaiian lava?

ʻAʻā lava and Pāhoehoe are the two types of Hawaiian lava.


What are the names of hawaiian type lava?

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What are the differences between pahoehoe and Aa what kind of eruption produces these types of lava-?

Pahoehoe is hot, fast-moving lava that has a low viscosity. AA lava has a cooler temperature and moves more slowly. Quiet eruptions are the type that produce these two types of lava.


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What are the three types of lava flows associated with basaltic lava?

basaltic lava can form a'a, pahoehoe, or pillow lava.


The different types of eruptions that result from different types of lava?

Different types of lava result in different types of volcanic eruptions. Basaltic lava, which is low in viscosity, typically leads to effusive eruptions characterized by gentle flows. Andesitic or dacitic lava, with higher viscosity, can cause explosive eruptions with pyroclastic flows and ash clouds. Rhyolitic lava, the most viscous type, tends to form dome eruptions with slow-moving lava flows and explosive activity.


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A'a Pahoehoe Pillow Lava The difference between the lava is the elements and amount of water inside the volcano. Also, the thickness of the lava.There are 4 different types of lava flows maybe more


How did AA lava get its name?

Aa lava is a basaltic lava with a flow characterized by rough surfaces of clinker.


What types of rock does lava formed?

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