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Volcanic Eruptions Caused by Extreme Weather:The Role of Super Rainfall

2020-08-06

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Volcanic eruptions are well known as sources of catastrophic damage and loss of life. In general, eruptions are understood to be caused by the movement of magma upward through the volcano, until it reaches the crater or a secondary vent where it is released explosively to the environment. In the case of steam (phreatic) eruptions, the exposure of water to the extreme heat injects significant amounts of energy into...

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Literature Corpus work: 1e29642a-6430-50c7-ac10-470823634e5b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-44273/v1

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