An igneous rock floats because air bubbles became trapped when molten material erupted from an underground volcano. How else can this rock be accurately described?

The trapped air bubbles show the rock formed from molten material that erupted onto Earth’s surface and cooled there. Igneous rocks that form at the surface are called extrusive. Intrusive rocks cool underground, often slowly enough to form large crystals and a coarse texture.

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