Which volcanic outcome occurs when excessive magma degassing?

💡 Explanation

A Strombolian eruption happens because increased pore pressure from gas buildup causes accelerated magma fracturing via volatile supersaturation; therefore explosive eruptions, rather than effusive flows, result from gas-rich magma, increasing eruption violence rather than vent formation.

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