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Can lava ever be white or blue?

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u know how in fire the hottest part in the flame is the white n blue part? can lava ever be so hot that its white n blue?

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um, ive always known it to be red, but you never know.
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Interestingly enough, the answer is yes, but let me explain.

Lava can indeed be both white as well as blue, after it cools and crystalizes.

An example of white rock formed from lava would be from Ol Doinyo Lengai, a carbonatite-rich volcano in northern Tanzania.

An example of blue rock formed from lava would be "Blue Dragon" basalt from lava flows located in Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho.
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nope just red annd black
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no grey and red
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lava is a semi-liquid, not a gas. it's different.
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no because lava is a semi liquid. its not nessicarly a flame or gas to have those colors
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No, First its not a gas, And second it could never be hot enough when it meets the air.
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No.
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no
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I really dont know
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