Look at the picture please
low silica magma means
A High temperature
G: Low viscosity...
Look at the picture please
low silica magma means
A High temperature
G: Low viscosity Low temperature
O: High viscosity
#23
Felsie magma is
A High temperature
P: High silica
Low silica
Low temperature
#24
Matic magma is
B: High temperature
D. Low silica low temperature High silica
w25 Felsie magma is
A: High temperature
G: High viscosity
C: Low viscosity
F. Low temperature
#26 Mafic magma is
A: High temperature
G: Low viscosity
C: High viscosity : Low temperature
#27
Felsic magma is
B: High oceanic crust
D: Low granite
E: High continental crust F: High basalt
#28
Mafic magma is
D: High oceanic crust
E: Low basalt
F: High continental crust G: High granite
#29
Felsic magma has
A: Quiet eruptions
B: Explosive eruption
C: Thin magma
D. Dark magma
#30 Mafic magma has
A: High silica
B: Explosive eruption
C: Thin magma
D. Light colored magma
#31
Magma with a large amount of gases has
F: Quiet eruptions
D: Explosive eruption
C. Thin magma A Dark magma
#32 Cool, slow moving lava that forms jagged chunks
A: Pahoehoe
C: Tephra
D: Pillow lava
F: A
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