Following a volcanic eruption, which event is usually the last one to be observed

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Chemistry

Yair Schroeder

7 November, 20:43

Following a volcanic eruption, which event is usually the last one to be observed

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Jon Blankenship · Answer 1

Answer: observing it

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Ewing · Answer 2

the last thing to bee observed is the damage

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A volcanic event occurs when there is a sudden or continuing release of ... (1) an eruptive pulse (essentially an explosion with an eruption plume, but also ... events like caldera collapse, or long erosional intervals, and may last 10 m. y. or more ... where a certain type of behavior was first observed or most commonly occurs.