ES 10.1 Formative

Occurs when rock rises and melts due to reduced pressure.

• decompression melting

• hot spot

• intraplate volcanism

• Ring of Fire

All volcanoes form along divergent and convergent plate boundaries.

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Decreasing pressure causes rocks to melt at lower temperatures.

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Kilauea (Hawaii) and Yellowstone (Wyoming) are examples of volcanoes that occur at divergent plate boundaries.

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In intraplate volcanism, a plume of hot magma creates a volcanic region in the middle of a plate called a (a)   .

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The long belt of volcanoes that circles much of the Pacific Ocean.

• the Ring of Fire

• the Ruling Ring

• the Pacific Ring

• the Volcano Ring

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-5

Increasing water content of rock lowers the rock's melting temperature.

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The formation of magma depends on several factors including heat, pressure, and water content.

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