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Many extrusive volcanic rocks contain holes which have formed from: acidic reactions escaping gases quartz crystals underwater eruptions

Many extrusive volcanic rocks contain holes which have formed from: acidic reactions escaping gases quartz crystals underwater eruptions
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Many extrusive volcanic rocks contain holes which have formed from:

acidic reactions
escaping gases
quartz crystals
underwater eruptions

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B or escaping gases would be the answer

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"escaping gases" would be the correct answer.

These gases would be trapped in the lava, and would bubble and pop as they escaped.
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