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Lava erupts as pyroclasts when volcanic gases within the molten rock expand rapidly during an explosive eruption. This rapid expansion creates pressure that fragments the lava into solid particles, which can be ejected into the air. The composition and viscosity of the lava, as well as the amount of gas it contains, influence the size and type of pyroclasts produced. Ultimately, the explosive release of gas and magma results in a range of pyroclastic materials, such as ash, pumice, and volcanic rocks.

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