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As magma rises toward the surfaces , what happens to the gases in it ? Why?
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As magma rises toward the surfaces , what happens to the gases in it ? Why?

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JohnnyR is correct with his answer.
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The gas wants to escape. It is expanding due to change of pressure and it cause the magma to bubble up. 
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