What does a cinder cone volcano explode?

Answer 1

Cinder cone volcanoes erupt explosively, but not as violently as composite volcanoes.

Answer 2

Gasses are trapped in the magma of cinder cones. As the magma approaches the surface and pressure decreases, the gasses form rapidly expanding bubbles that cause the material to erupt explosively.

Answer 3

A cinder cone volcano typically explodes due to the buildup of pressure from trapped gas and magma beneath the surface. When the pressure becomes too great, it can cause an explosive eruption, sending ash, rocks, and lava into the air.

Answer 4

it explodes yes, but it also spews out ash and molten rock. Molten rock is also called lava (when it comes out of the volcano) and Magma (when it is still inside the volcano

Answer 5

No. Often when a cinder cone is near the end of activity it will erupt effusively, oozing out lava flows.

Answer 6

Cinder cone volcanoes are considered to be mildly explosive.

Answer 7

Yes, cinder cone are explosive.

Answer 8

Cinders.