Assertion: magma's temperature | /r/HasProperty | high
Facets:
value: lethally
type: DEGREE
value: as 1,000oc
type: TEMPORAL
value: sufficiently
type: DEGREE
value: as 2,400 °c
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The temperature inside a pyroclastic flow may be as high as 1,000oC (1,800 degrees F).
text: The temperature of corium can be as high as 2,400 °C (4,350 °F) in the first hours after the meltdown, potentially reaching over 2,800 °C (5,070 °F).
text: The damage to engines is a particular problem since temperatures inside a gas turbine are sufficiently high that volcanic ash is melted in the combustion chamber, and forms a glass coating on components further downstream of it, for example on turbine blades.
text: The temperature and pressure of the asthenosphere are so high that rocks soften and partly melt, becoming semi-molten.
text: The mantle is solid rock, but because the temperature of the mantle is so high, the mantle acts more like a plasma or fluid over long periods of time.
text: The temperature inside a pyroclastic flow may be as high as 1,000oC (1,800 degrees F).
text: They may also contain steam, water and rock at less than 250 °C (482 °F); these are called "cold" compared with other flows, although the temperature is still lethally high.
text: The fact that most of the rocks in Earth's lower crust and upper mantle do not melt to form magma, even though the temperatures there are high enough, is explained by the effect of water.
text: In fact, the temperature at the center or core is so high that it consists of nothing but molten rocks and other solid materials because of extremely high temperatures.
text: They may also contain steam, water and rock at less than 250 °C (482 °F); these are called "cold" compared with other flows, although the temperature is still lethally high.
text: The temperature and pressure here are high.
text: The temperatures of the crustal melt layers at the time that the basalt solidifies are high (900-950 °C) so that the process can produce magmas representing large degrees of partial fusion of the crust.