______ is burped up from the bottom of a water-filled volcanic crater.
A) Carbon monoxide
B) Oxygen
C) Nitrogen
D) Hydrogen
E) Carbon dioxide

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Carbon dioxide is commonly released from the bottom of water-filled volcanic craters in a process known as volcanic degassing. This gas can accumulate at high concentrations and pose a hazard to nearby populations or wildlife, particularly in areas with limited ventilation or where gas can accumulate in low-lying areas. Carbon monoxide, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen are not typically found in high concentrations in volcanic emissions.

______ Is Burped Up from the Bottom of a Water-Filled