What happens to lava after a volcano erupts?

Answer 1

When the lava hardens, it becomes a rock. Igneous (definition: formed by solidification from a molten state) rocks are hardened lava/magma. Therefore, when lava hardens, it is an igneous rock.

Answer 2

After lava flows out either slowly, rapidly, quietly, or explosively from a volcanoe during volcanicity, it most times travels distances away from its origin of eruption, and then cools, solidifies, crystalizes and hardens up to form an extrusive landform. It could be a mountain, plateau, hill, ridge etc depending on the shape and size it attains, and they are all of igneous characteristics .

Answer 3

After a volcano erupts, lava can cool and solidify to form new rock. This process can create new land formations such as lava fields and volcanic cones. Over time, the lava can also weather and erode, eventually becoming part of the surrounding soil and contributing to the fertility of the land.

Answer 4

Well, after an eruption from a volcano, it turns into part of the land it erupted on or if its small, it just turns into rocks

Answer 5

Rock - there are several types of rock made form lava depending on the composition of the lava. However the most common is a rock called 'basalt'.

Answer 6

It moves away from the volcano, often downwards due to gravity. It then cools and forms rock.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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