Volcanoes are formed when magma from the Earth's core escapes through gaps between tectonic plates or through the plates themselves. The magma contains dissolved gases that expand and push the magma upwards, causing an eruption where lava overflows at the surface. During an eruption, the surrounding environment is affected as lava, ash, and gases are released. The experiment showed how gas building up in the bottle caused an eruption when the vinegar was added, representing how pressure builds before a real volcanic eruption.
Volcanoes are formed when magma from the Earth's core escapes through gaps between tectonic plates or through the plates themselves. The magma contains dissolved gases that expand and push the magma upwards, causing an eruption where lava overflows at the surface. During an eruption, the surrounding environment is affected as lava, ash, and gases are released. The experiment showed how gas building up in the bottle caused an eruption when the vinegar was added, representing how pressure builds before a real volcanic eruption.
Volcanoes are formed when magma from the Earth's core escapes through gaps between tectonic plates or through the plates themselves. The magma contains dissolved gases that expand and push the magma upwards, causing an eruption where lava overflows at the surface. During an eruption, the surrounding environment is affected as lava, ash, and gases are released. The experiment showed how gas building up in the bottle caused an eruption when the vinegar was added, representing how pressure builds before a real volcanic eruption.
environment around them? What you already know.... ● At Earth’s center is a core of hot liquid iron and nickel. ● Earth is made up of interlocking pieces of land called tectonic plates. ● Heat from Earth’s core can escape to the outside through a gap between tectonic plates, or heat can “punch” through the middle of a tectonic plate, releasing pressure and heat to the outside ● The molten metal that makes up Earth’s core is called magma. ● Extreme heat can cause bubbles of carbon dioxide gas in magma to expand. ● The expanding gas pushes the magma into the vent, or opening, of a volcano and up to Earth’s surface. ● A volcanic eruption occurs when the magma overflows. ● The overflowing magma is called lava.. Let’s Review!
What is in the center of earth’s core?
A hot liquid made of iron and nickel. What are tectonic plates? Interlocking pieces of land that make up the earth’s crust. How can heat escape from the earth's core? Heat from Earth’s core can escape to the outside through a gap between tectonic plates, or heat can “punch” through the middle of a tectonic plate, releasing pressure and heat to the outside. Step 1: Place the soda bottle in the baking pan, and mold the clay into a “mountain” around the bottle. Also, add your mini objects to represent the environment.
Do NOT cover the opening of the bottle
Step 2: Fill the bottle almost to the top with warm water mixed and add red food coloring. Step 3: Add one squeeze of dish soap to the bottle. Step 4: Add the baking soda to the bottle, using the funnel. Step 5: Use funnel to pour the vinegar slowly into the bottle. Discuss with your group ● What happened to cause the volcano to erupt? ● What would have happened to everything to the surrounding civilizations and land? Class Discussion What type of reaction did our volcanoes have?
Why did our volcanoes react that
way?
How does this relate to an actual
volcano? Write your own news article! Now you will write a news article about how volcanoes work and how they affect the environment around them referring to your volcano.