the impact of volcanic eruptions

Natural disasters such as volcano eruption is indeed one of the natural disasters that often occur in Indonesia. The eruption of this volcano does have a huge impact on human life, both in terms of financial, economic, social, until the health caused by various materials such as dust and gas released from the bowels of the earth.

When erupted, volcanoes generally spit out water vapor (H2O), carbon dioxide (CO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), hydrochloric acid (HCl), hydrofluoric acid (HF), and volcanic ash into the atmosphere. Volcanic ash released when a volcano erupts has a content like silica, minerals, and rocks. The most common elements are sulfate, chloride, sodium, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and fluoride. There are also other elements, such as zinc, cadmium, and lead, but in lower concentrations in this volcanic ash.
The impact of the eruption of active volcanoes, it is a major disaster for people who live in the mountainside and surrounding areas. the brunt of cold lava and sulfur and hot dust is a serious threat to the surrounding natural life.

The heat generated by the volcano erupting has devastated everything around it. meaning that this is a very extraordinary threat to the lives of people on the slopes of the mountain. usually the government always monitor the mountains with active status and ensure to the public to remain alert from the threat.

after the lava dingan hot larvae that threatens the citizens sekita, volcanic ash is also a serious threat to the health of the community both located in the mountain and other areas nearby. because volcanic ash moves in accordance with wind direction even hundreds of kilometers of movement of volcanic ash.

as well as the eruption of Sinabung in northern sumatera a few days ago, the volcanic ash was carried to the Bireun City of Aceh Province, whereas the second location reached 400 kilometers more.

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