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The property of a mineral to break along planes of weakness is referred to as
Mudflow Deposits
Sediments left behind by rapid flows of mud, often triggered by heavy rain or volcanic eruptions, that contain a mix of water and fine materials.
Pyroclastic Flow
A fast-moving current of hot gas and volcanic materials (lava blocks, pumice, ash) that flows down from a volcano during an explosive eruption.
High-Viscosity
A physical property indicating a fluid's resistance to flow, with higher values meaning greater resistance.
Nonwelded Tuff
A type of volcanic ash deposit that has not been compacted and lithified into a solid rock.
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