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(volcanic glass stone)
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. Born from superheated magma meeting cold water. Instant freezing creates unique properties.
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(volcanic glass stone)
A: Volcanic glass stone, primarily known as obsidian, is a naturally occurring igneous rock formed from rapidly cooled lava. It lacks crystal structure due to instant solidification upon volcanic eruption. This glassy stone typically appears jet black but can show iridescent bands.
A: Major volcanic stone types include pumice (porous lightweight rock), basalt (dense dark rock), tuff (cemented ash), scoria (vesicular rock), and obsidian (volcanic glass). These form through different lava cooling rates and gas content variations during eruptions.
A: Unlike crystalline volcanic stones like basalt, volcanic glass lacks mineral grains due to instantaneous lava cooling. It fractures into razor-sharp edges (conchoidal fracture), while porous stones like pumice float on water. Glass stones also exhibit unique light-reflective properties not found in granular volcanic rocks.
A: Obsidian deposits occur near active or dormant volcanoes worldwide, notably in Japan, Italy's Lipari Islands, Iceland, and the western United States. It forms along lava flow margins where cooling is fastest, often near rhyolitic lava domes and volcanic vents.
A: Historically used for tools and weapons due to its sharp edges, obsidian now serves in surgical scalpels and decorative objects. Modern applications include jewelry making, skincare (exfoliating tools), and industrial abrasive materials. Its reflective properties also enable archaeological dating of volcanic layers.
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