Why are some volcanic eruptions (like mt. st. helens) more explosive than others (like hawaiian volcanoes)?

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Why are some volcanic eruptions (like mt. st. helens) more explosive than others (like hawaiian volcanoes)?

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They collect much more energy and explode stronger but less often.

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