Pumiceous

Pumiceous refers to a type of volcanic rock that is light in weight and has a porous texture. It is typically formed during volcanic eruptions when lava cools quickly and traps gas bubbles within the rock, creating a spongy appearance. Pumiceous rocks are commonly used in exfoliating products, horticulture, and as a lightweight aggregate in construction materials.

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