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What Is The Difference Between A Mountain And A Volcano?

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A volcano is an opening in earth's crust though which molten rock, rock fragments and hot magma ( lava ) errupts. Most volcanoes explode and mountains doesn't. Most of the time,volcanoes have openings in the top. Mountain is an area of land that rises steeply from the land around it. Mountains does not produce lava. Both rises from earth surfaca, can have different types & shapes!

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The tectonic plates move differently, the mountain tectonic plate crashing into  another, the volcano's tectonic plate move apart and the magma comes up which forms a volcano.
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Volcanoes are generally formed by 1 continental plate colliding with 1 oceanic plate while mountains are generally formed by 2 continental plates colliding. Remember that mountains can be a volcano
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A volcano is a mountain that has a magma pit under it. A mountain is a big land form that is solid rock.
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Mountain is the highest kind of landform and it doesn't have a lava while volcano produces lava and the only landform that erupts..
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A volcano has a pit full of magma and a mountain is just solid rock
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Volcano's produce lava and has a hole going throw the volcano from the top to the bottom, mean while mountain's don't!!!

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A volcano is actually a mountain and it is possible for a mountain to become a volcano

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