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Colata piroclastica

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Colata piroclastica

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Also known as pyroclastic cloud

fast-moving concentrated current of hot gas and volcanic matter that moves away from a volcano

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A pyroclastic flow is a fast-moving current of extremely hot gas and volcanic material that rushes down the side of a volcano. It matters because these flows are among the most dangerous volcanic hazards, capable of destroying everything in their path at high speeds.

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La colata piroclastica (o flusso piroclastico) è un flusso di materiale magmatico e gas ad alte temperature che scende dai fianchi di un vulcano grigio ad alta velocità. Nello specifico, può essere definita come una corrente bifasica, costituita da particelle solide (materiale juvenile, pomici, scorie e cristalli, e non juvenile, litici accessori ed accidentali), disperse in una fase gassosa (in prevalenza vapore d‘acqua e, in misura minore, biossido e monossido di carbonio).

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