- rock than as lava flows.
Rhyolitic ash-flow
tuffs are
among the most
voluminous of
continental igneous rock formations.
Rhyolitic tuff has been used extensively...
- a nodule-like rock,
similar to a
filled geode, that is
formed within rhyolitic volcanic ash layers.
Thundereggs are
rough spheres, most
about the size...
-
composed of
black or dark-colored
natural volcanic gl****,
usually of
rhyolitic composition and
bearing conchoidal fracture. Also
known by the lithologic...
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Bishop Tuff is a
welded tuff
which formed 764,800 ± 600
years ago as a
rhyolitic pyroclastic flow
during the
approximately six-day
eruption that formed...
- over 110
different eruptions and has
created mostly rhyolitic plains, with over 6000 km3 of
rhyolitic material formed.
Scientists have
discovered three...
-
rhyolitic province (LRP)
Large andesitic province (LAP)
Large basaltic province (LBP): oceanic, or
continental flood basalts Large basaltic–
rhyolitic...
-
relative abundance of
volatiles varies within basaltic, andesitic, and
rhyolitic magma chambers,
leading to some
volcanoes being exceedingly more explosive...
- aluminium, sodium, and pot****ium. It is
commonly found within the
margins of
rhyolitic lava
flows known as
obsidian flows.
These flows have a high
content of...
- of
primary intracaldera material,
equivalent to 530 km3 (130 cu mi) of
rhyolitic magma,
totalling 1,170 km3 (280 cu mi) of
total deposits. As such it is...
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Located 24 kilometres
southeast of Rotorua, it
consists of a
series of
rhyolitic lava
domes that were
fissured down the
middle by an
explosive basaltic...
