The volcanoes in the Andes are generally fed by very viscous, gas-rich magma. The gas is kept dissolved in the magma under enormous pressure. When the magma is close enough to the surface the lower pressure allows the gasses to come out of solution violently. This is what makes these eruptions explosive.
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Volcanic gas consists of a variety of gasses that are trapped in magma. These gasses are released when pressure decreases. Volcanic gas can either come out during an explosive eruption or from vents called fumaroles without an eruption. The most common gasses are water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide.
Yes. One of the common gasses released by volcanoes is sulfur dioxide. This reacts with water and oxygen to form sulfuric acid.
Scientists study Volcanoes so, they can predict when they will erupt.
methane
volcanoes have a crater,lava tube, magma chamber and poisonous gasses
No. Volcanoes also release ash and a variety of gasses.
i think h2o, sulphur di oxide.
A volcano is made of rocks, not gasses. Gasses commonly emitted by volcanoes include water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide.
No, quite the opposite really. Volcanoes add to the atmospheric greenhouse gasses.
in the magma chamber gasses build up. while it is silent its building up theses ezplosive gasses build up and explode.
The volcanoes in the Andes are generally fed by very viscous, gas-rich magma. The gas is kept dissolved in the magma under enormous pressure. When the magma is close enough to the surface the lower pressure allows the gasses to come out of solution violently. This is what makes these eruptions explosive.
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Volcanic gas consists of a variety of gasses that are trapped in magma. These gasses are released when pressure decreases. Volcanic gas can either come out during an explosive eruption or from vents called fumaroles without an eruption. The most common gasses are water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide.
Yes. One of the common gasses released by volcanoes is sulfur dioxide. This reacts with water and oxygen to form sulfuric acid.
Assuming you mean, "How do you die from a volcano?"... People usually die in volcanoes from the pyroclastic flow - super-hot, toxic gasses and rock debris flowing down the mountain and into populated areas at hundreds of miles per hour. The temperature of the gasses is hot enough to cook a person instantly. Volcanoes = BAD.