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 Volcanism
 Ch. 18
 Volcanoes
 Volcanoes ___________________________________________________________
 Magma is a slushy mixture of _______________________________________________.
 Once magma forms, _______________________________________________________
_____________________________________ and crust.
 Magma that _________________________________________________________
 Volcanism describes all the processes associated with the _______________________________
_____________________________
 The distribution of volcanoes on Earth’s surface is _______________________________
 Most volcanoes ______________________________________________________
 The majority ____________________________________________________________.
 Along these margins, _____________________________________________________
 ___________________________________________ erupts far from plate boundaries.
 Tectonic plates collide at convergent boundaries, which can form subduction zones – _________
_______________________________________________________________________
 _________________________________________________________, magma forms.
 ____________________________________________ because it is less dense than the
surrounding solid material.
 As it rises, the ___________________________________________________________
from the overlying plate.
 Most volcanoes located on land result from ____________________________________
 These volcanoes are ______________________________________________________.
 The volcanoes associated with _____________________________________________________
 The Circum-Pacific Belt is also called the ______________________________________
 The outline of the belt ______________________________________________.
 ________________________________________________________________________
 It includes _____________________________________, two volcanoes in Italy.
 Its general outlines correspond to the _________________________________
________________________________________
 At divergent plate boundaries tectonic plates move apart and ____________________________
___________________________________________________________
 At ocean ridges, _______________________________________________________ and
is called pillow lava.
 Unlike the explosive volcanoes that occur at convergent plates, ___________________
____________________________________________________________, with
effusions of large amounts of lava.
 Some volcanoes form ______________________________________________________.
 Scientists hypothesize that hot spots are ___________________________________
________________________________________________________rise to the surface.
 Some of Earth’s __________________________________________________________
under the ocean.
 The Hawaiian islands are ____________________________________________.
 As the __________________________________________, it formed volcanoes.
 The hot spot formed by the magma plume ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
 Over time, the hotspot ____________________________________________________
______________________________.
 The volcanoes on the oldest Hawaiian island, Kauai, are _________________________
_____________________________________________________________
 ______________________________________________________________________,
on the Big Island of Hawaii, is currently located over the hot spot.
 Chains of volcanoes that form over stationary hot spots _________________________________
________________________________________
 _____________________________________________________________________
from the positions of these volcanoes.
 Flood Basalts
 ______________________________________________________________________________,
they can lead to the formation of flood basalts.
 Flood basalts form when ___________________________________________________
 ________________________________________________________________________
 Over hundreds or even thousands of years, ____________________________________
_________________________________________
 Anatomy of a Volcano
 ______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________, and emerges through an opening called a vent.
 As lava flows through the vent and out onto the surface, _________________________
__________________________
 _______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________ known as a volcano.
 At the top of a volcano, around the vent, ______________________________________.
 Volcanic craters are ______________________________________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________, can be up
to 50km in diameter.
 Calderas often form after the _______________________________________________
________________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________________
___________________________________, leaving an expansive, circular depression.
 Types of Volcanoes
 The appearance of a volcano depends on two factors: __________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
 Based on these two criteria, ________________________________________________.
 _______________________________________________________________________.
 A ____________________________________ is a mountain with broad, gently sloping sides and
a _________________________________________________.
 Shield volcanoes form when layers of lava _____________________________________.
 They are the ____________________________________________.
 Mauna Loa
 When eruptions eject small pieces of magma into the air, ____________________________
form as this material, called tephra, _______________________________________________.
 Cinder cones ___________________________________________________________
 Cinder cones _____________________________________________________________
 Lassen Volcanic Park cinder cone.
 _______________________________________ are formed of layers of hardened chunks of lava
from violent eruptions ___________________________________________________________
__________________.
 ______________________________________________________________________
_____________________________, and are much larger than cinder cones.
 Because of their explosive nature, ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
 Mount Augustine
 What makes the eruption of one volcano quiet, and the eruption of another explosively violent?
 ________________________________________________________________________
 Lava from an eruption can be _______________________________________________.
 In order to understand why volcanic eruptions are not all the same, ________________
_______________________________________________________________________
 Temperature – ___________________________________________, most rocks begin to melt
at temperatures between 800 and 1200 degrees Celsius.
 Such temperatures are ____________________________________________________.
 In addition to temperature, _________________________________________________
_______________________________________
 Pressure – _____________________________________________________________________
_______________________________.
 As pressure increases, _____________________________________________________.
 The effect of pressure explains why _________________________________________
____________________________________________________
 Composition of Magma
 The composition of magma determines a volcano’s explosivity, __________________________
____________________________________________
 Scientists now know that the factors that affect the composition of magma include the
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________, and – very
significantly – the amount of silica a magma contains.
 Understanding the factors that determine the behavior of magma can _____________________
_____________________________________________________
 Dissolved Gases
 In general, __________________________________________________________________, the
magma’s explosivity also increases.
 In the same way that gas dissolved in soda gives the soda its fizz, ___________________
_________________________________________________________________
 ________________________________________________ dissolved gas in magma.
 The presence of water vapor _________________________________________.
 The presence of dissolved water vapor lowers the melting temperature of
minerals, _________________________________________________________
 Viscosity
 The physical property that _______________________________________________________
________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________________.
 In general, ____________________________________________________________ so
it tends to resist flowing.
 Magma with _____________________________________________________________.
 Because it is thick, magma with high silica content _______________________
_________________________________________________
 In general, magma with low silica content has low viscosity – it tends to be thin and
runny. So it ______________________________________________________________.
 Types of Magma
 The silica content of magma determines not only its explosivity and viscosity, _____________
_______________________________________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________, basaltic
magma typically forms. It typically has the same silica content as the rock basalt –
_______________________________________________
 Its low silica content produces low-viscosity magma. ___________________
______________________________________________________
 The resulting volcano is ___________________________________________.
 ________________________________ has the same silica content as the rock andesite –
_____________________________________
 The source material for this magma can be _____________________________________
 Because of its higher silica content this magma has an intermediate viscosity. Thus the
volcanoes it ____________________________________________________________.
 ______________________________________________________________________________
___________________________ rich in silica and water, it forms rhyolitic magma.
 Rhyolitic magma has the same composition as the rock granite – __________________.
 ________________________________________________________________________
____________________, makes the volcanoes fueled by rhyolitic magma very explosive.
 Explosive Eruptions
 When lava is too viscous to flow freely from the vent, __________________________________
until the volcano explodes, ___________________________________________________.
 ____________________________________________________________________.
 Tephra can be pieces of lava that solidified during the eruption, or _________________
__________________________________________________________________
 Tephra are _____________________________________.
 ____________________________________________________________________.
 _______________________________________________________________________.
Some blocks can be the size of a car.
 Large explosive eruptions can ____________________________________________________.
 Ash can pose a ___________________________________________________________
 Pyroclastic Flows
 Some tephra cause ______________________________________________________________
 ________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________ at speeds of 80 km/h.
 Rapidly moving _________________________________________________________
____________________________ are called pyroclastic flows.
 They can have ____________________________________________________________
 Intrusive Activity
 _____________________________________________________________________________
because not all magma emerges at the surface.
 Before it gets to the surface, ________________________________________________.
 Magma can ______________________________________________and enter the
newly formed fissures.
 Magma can also cause blocks of rock to break off and sink into the magma,
____________________________________________________
 Finally magma can ________________________________________________________.
 What happens deep in Earth ____________________________________________?
 Over a long period of time, _________________________________________________
___________________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________
only a few centimeters thick and several hundred meters long.
 ________________________________________
 These intrusive igneous rock bodies, ___________________________ can be
exposed at Earth’s surface as a result of uplift and erosion and are classfied
______________________________________________________________.
 Batholiths and Stocks
 _________________________________________________________________________.
 ________________________________________________________________________
________________ that cover at least 100 square km and take millions of years to form.
 Batholiths are ____________________________________________________________
 Many batholiths in North America are composed primarily of granite – ______________
___________________________________________________
 The largest batholith in North America is the ___________________________________
 ________________________________________________________________________ but
smaller in size are called stocks.
 _____________________________________________________________________
and generally form 5 to 30 km beneath Earth’s surface.
 Laccoliths
 Sometimes when magma intrudes into parallel rock layers close to Earth’s surface, ___________
_____________________________________________________________ of the magma body.
 A laccolith is a ___________________________________________________________.
 Compared to batholiths and stocks, __________________________________________.
 Laccoliths exist in the _____________________________________, and the Judith
Mountains of Montana.
 Sills
 ______________________________________________________________________________
 A sill can range from only a _________________________________________________
 _______________________________________________________________________
 Because it takes great amounts of force to lift entire layers of rock, ________________
_______________________________________________
 Another effect of sills is to __________________________________________________
 Unlike a sill, which is parallel to the rocks it intrudes, ___________________________________
____________________________________
 Dikes often form when ____________________________________________________
 A volcanic neck occurs _____________________________________________________
 Dikes are often ____________________________________________________