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Lesson 4.6 Studying Earth's Interior Reading

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What would be a good analogy that would help someone picture something that is mostly melted but has a thin solid crust?

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What processes contributed the energy that helped to melt the interior of the early Earth

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The interior of the earth is more dense near the core than the crust because

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Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
flow
rigid
lithosphere
upper mantle
crust
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How can scientists determine the age of rock samples?

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What are seismic waves and how are they generated?

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Scientists define the layers of the earth based on differences in

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How have lab experiments on rock samples contributed to the understanding of Earth's interior?

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What purpose do high-temperature and high-pressure experiments serve in studying Earth's interior?

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For each characteristic. click on the type of Seismic wave which best fits it.

P-Wave

S-wave

Arrives first

Moves through all layers of the earth

Can only move through liquid layers

Can travel through the outer boundary

has different speeds in different layers

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What does analysis of seismic waves reveal about the interior of the earth.