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Porous volcanic rock, used as an abrasive.
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A type of rock formed by volcanic eruptions. Pumice is light in weight because it is full of holes--as lava surfaces and cools, water vapor is expelled at high temperatures, creating these holes.
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Light rock froth produced by the violent separation of gas from lava. Because of the many gas bubbles, some of this froth is so light that it floats on water.
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A type of lava that is porous and mostly glass. In solid form, it is used in powdered forms as an abrasive.
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A fine pumice powder used in the polishing process. Usually available in 90 and 180 grades.
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