Elemental deposits of sulfur appear for the first time on the La Palma volcano. A reaction with H2S to form sulfur would imply that the magmatic component of the gas decreases and increases of emissions. This does not imply the cessation of the eruption, but a clear change in its dynamics

Elemental deposits of sulfur appear for the first time on the La Palma volcano. A reaction with H2S to form sulfur would imply that the magmatic component of the gas decreases and increases of emissions. This does not imply the cessation of the eruption, but a clear change in its dynamics