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- Q1the solid, thin, outermost layer of Earth above the mantle. The layer where we live.crust20sMS-ESS2-2
- Q2the thickest layer, viscous (semi-solid) layer found between the Earth's crust and coremantle30s
- Q3Crust that forms the continents. 35-40 km thick. Floats on top of the mantle. Thicker and less dense than oceanic crust. Composed of granite.Continental crust20s
- Q4Crust that forms the ocean floors. 7-10 km thick. Thinner and more dense than continental crust. Composed of basalt.Oceanic Crust20s
- Q5liquid layer of the Earth's core beneath the mantle and surrounds the inner coreouter core20s
- Q6densest and hottest layer of the Earthinner core20s
- Q70 to 1,000 CTemperature of the crust20s
- Q8around 1,000 to 3,500 CTemperature of the mantle20s
- Q9around 3,500 C to 7,000 CTemperature of the outer core20s
- Q10around 7,000 CTemperature of the inner core20s
- Q11mostly oxygen and silicon and the rocks granite and basaltcomposition of the crust20s
- Q12magnesium, aluminum, siliconcomposition of the mantle20s
- Q13LIQUID iron and nickelcomposition of the outer core20s
- Q14SOLID iron and nickelcomposition of the inner core20s
- Q15around 2 to 3 g/cm3density of the crust20s