Which risk does crust formation increase as lava cools?

💡 Explanation

Breakouts become more likely because crust formation insulates the liquid lava beneath, retaining heat; therefore, lava bursts through localized cracks, rather than cooling uniformly, creating new paths because sheet flow is a more uniform cooling pattern.

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