Which outcome occurs when the rate volcanic outgassing decreases rapidly before pyroclastic eruptions?

💡 Explanation

Rapid outgassing decrease causes increased magma viscosity because bubble formation reduces, solidifying the material, thereby raising its resistance to flow; therefore viscosity goes up, providing building blocks for future eruption, rather than lowered pressures facilitating flow.

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