Plate Tectonics
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Inner Core | 1,250km thick. Iron and nickel. Solid and metallic.
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Outer Core | 2,200km thick. Iron and Nickel. Liquid and metallic.
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Lower Mantle | Silica rocks. Solid and rocky
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Upper Mantle | Lowest part of lithosphere. Solid
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Asthenosphere | The part of the upper mantle that flows like trickle.
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Mohorovicic Discontinuity (Moho) | A thin band near the top of the upper mantle. It marks change from crust to mantle
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Crust | 5-100km think. Contains minerals such as quartz and feldspar found in igneous rock, such as granite, sedimentary and metamophic rocks
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Lithosphere | Crust, Moho and Upper Mantle
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