It usually depends on how hot the lava and how cold the water is. I think it can take around half a minute for the lava to cool off when its in cold water and that's all i can think of.
600 miles from pompeii to Paris
Lava takes a long time to cool down because it has very high temperatures, sometimes exceeding 1,000 degrees Celsius. The large difference in temperature between the lava and its surroundings means heat transfer happens slowly. Additionally, lava is a poor conductor of heat, further contributing to the slow cooling process.
You couldn't go by boat to Rome from Pompeii. Rome is north of Pompeii and inland.
Lava does not "dry" like water does. It cools and solidifies, forming rocks like basalt or obsidian. The time it takes for lava to cool and harden depends on its volume, thickness, and composition, but it can range from hours to weeks.
A few hours.
because this is a city is very distant
it takes approxomately about a couple of weeks to clear the lava
Depends on where the lava is how much lava there is etc, Aka if you stick ur head into a pool of lava death is almost instant, But if you stand in a pool of lava it might take around 20 seconds for it to melt your bones and flesh.
Well, it...kind of depends......where you're from.....
The time it takes for lava to harden can vary depending on factors such as temperature, composition, and volume. Generally, lava can start to harden within minutes to hours after being exposed to air, forming a solid crust. However, the interior may take days, weeks, or even years to fully cool and harden.
Lava can remain hot for varying lengths of time, typically cooling down significantly within hours to days after an eruption. However, the initial temperature of lava can exceed 1,000 degrees Celsius (1,832 degrees Fahrenheit), and it may take weeks to months for thicker lava flows to cool completely. Factors such as the type of lava, environmental conditions, and flow thickness can influence the cooling rate. In some cases, lava can retain heat for years, especially in insulated lava tubes.