1. Hydrogen Sulphide
  2. Sulphur Dioxide
  3. Water vapour
  4. Carbon Dioxide
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Option 3 : Water vapour

The correct answer is Water vapour.

  • Water Vapour- It is consistently seen to be the most abundant in a volcanic eruption. 
  • It occurs when lava and gas are discharged from the vent of the volcano.
  • The eruption majorly emits water vapor into the atmosphere. But other gases like-Carbon dioxide, Sulphur Dioxide, Hydrogen Sulfide are also emitted.
  • 'Glowing avalanche' is the most dangerous type of volcanic eruption.
  • The magma which is freshly erupted forms a hot pyroclastic flow. This flow generally has a temperature of up to 1,200 degrees.
  • The flow sometimes takes a speed of up to several hundred kilometers per hour. It can reach as far as 40 km from the original disaster site.
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