If you could dig a tunnel right through the Earth you could theoretically free-fall to the centre of our planet in just eighteen minutes. You can’t, of course: such a tunnel would have to tolerate temperatures as high as the surface of the Sun and pressures three and a half million times greater than those at the Earth’s surface.
Answer:
Carbon dioxide and water vapour concentrations will lead to change in temperatures.
Explanation:
- Most of the common volcanic gases include carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulphide along with small quantities of volatile compound and elements present such as hydrogen, helium and chloride etc.
- The carbon dioxide and water vapour alter the temperature During the experiment the concentration of carbon dioxide goes up and the temperature goes down. Thus volcanic eruption often leads to global cooling.
