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VOLCANOES

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A. Definition

1.Volcano – is an opening (or rupture) in the surface or crust of Earth which allows hot, molten rock, ash and gases to escape from deep below the surface.

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Ring of Fire

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A. Definition

2. Ring of Fire – is the region where more than half of the active volcanoes of the world that are above sea level are located or found.

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B. How Volcanoes are Formed

1. When Plates collide, a volcano is formed

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B. How Volcanoes are Formed

2. When Plates spread apart, a volcano is formed

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B. How Volcanoes are Formed

3. Volcanoes are formed in the middle of a Plate

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C. Parts of a Volcano

Crater

Pipe

Cone

Vent

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

Mayon Volcano

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

1. Composite/Strato Volcanoes are formed by alternating layers of lava and

rock fragments erupt in an explosive way

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

Mauna Loa

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

2. Shield Volcanoes are among the biggest volcanoes are made of many layers of runny lava flows low-explosivity

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

Paricutin Volcano

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D. Kinds of Volcanoes

3. Cinder Cone Volcanoes are made of lava fragments called cinders low-explosivity

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E. Categories of Volcanoes

if it has erupted recently or about 10 000 years ago

• Also called Dormant

• If it rarely has a record of previous eruption

Active Inactive

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F. Kinds of Volcanic Eruptions

VIDEO

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F. Kinds of Volcanic Eruptions

1. Eruptive Pulse an explosion with eruption plume may last from a few seconds to

minutes

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F. Kinds of Volcanic Eruptions

2. Eruptive Phase numerous eruptions that may

alternate between plume and lava surges

may last from a few hours to days

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F. Kinds of Volcanic Eruptions

3. Eruptive Episode is composed of several phases

that may last a few days, months or years

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

1. Attracts tourists and visitors

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

2. Adds nutrients to the soil

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

3. Creation of new islands

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

4. Release of aerosols

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

5. Acid rain

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G. Beneficial and harmful Effects of Volcanic Eruptions

6. Abandoning of land and homes

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Directions: Classify the effects of Volcanic eruptions as Beneficial or Harmful. Put the effects in their corresponding column.

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Beneficial Harmful

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Directions: Answer the following questions.

1. What is a volcano?2-4.How are volcanoes formed?5-8. What are the parts of a volcano?9-10. What are the categories of Volcanoes?

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11-13. What are the classifications of Volcanoes?14. Give 1 beneficial effect of Volcanic eruptions15. Give 1 harmful effect of Volcanic eruptions

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2-19-13AssignmentDirections: On a ½ crosswise, write in five to six sentences the effects of volcanic eruptions. Pass it next meeting, February 20, 2013, Wednesday.