Electric forces are essential in explaining the movement of magma towards the surface by influencing the behavior of particles within the crust.
Electric forces play a crucial role in explaining why the crust above magma breaks, allowing magma to reach the surface. When particles of rock are forced apart by upward forces, repulsive forces due to electric bonds weaken, contributing to the breaking of the crust.
On the other hand, attractive forces due to electric bonds between particles get stronger when forced apart, aiding in the movement of magma towards the surface.
These interactions highlight the significance of electrical forces in geological events like volcanic eruptions.