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Natural Disasters
By: Patrick L. Abbott
Chapter 6
Volcanoes
Overview
Anatomy of an Eruption
Chemical and Mineral Composition of
Magmas
Temperature, Gas Content, and Viscosity
of Magmas
Volcanic Landforms
Eruptive Styles
Collapse Calderas
Anatomy of an Eruption
Springs
Geysers
How a Geyser Erupts
Pores
How a Volcano Erupts
Viscosity
Chemical and Mineral Composition
of Magmas
Minerals
Crystallization
Rocks
Plutonic rocks
Volcanic rocks
Chemical and Mineral Composition
of Magmas (cont.)
Volcanic Materials
Pyroclastic
Pahoehoe
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Pillow lava
Obsidian
Pumice
Temperature, Gas Content, and
Viscosity of Magmas
Basalt
Andesite
Rhyolite
Volcanic Landforms
Sills
Dikes
Cinder Cones (Basaltic to Andesitic)
Volcanic plug
Stratovolcanoes (Andesitic to Rhyolitic)
Composite volcanoes
Shield Volcanoes (Basaltic)
Eruptive Styles
Icelandic-type
Fissures
Lava Flows of 1973
Hawaiian-type
Strombolian-type
Volcanian-type
Eruptive Styles (cont.)
Vesuvian-type
Vesuvius, 79 C.E.
Pyroclastic flows
Lahars
Plinian-type
Plinian eruption
Pelean-type
Collapse Calderas
Crater Lake (Mount Mazama), Oregon
Caldera
Krakatau, Indonesia, 1883
Santorini and the Lost Continent of
Atlantis