Ch 9 Science

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CRUST

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THE OUTERMOST AND THINNEST OF EARTH'S LAYERS

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MANTLE

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THE LAYER OF EARTH BETWEEN THE CRUST AND THE CORE

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CORE

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CENTER PART OF EARTH, WHICH INCLUDES THE LIQUID OUTER CORE AND SOLID INNER CORE

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PLATE

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LARGE SECTION OF EARTH'S CRUST AND UPPER MANTLE

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MECHANICAL WEATHERING AND EXAMPLES OF CAUSES

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BREAKING DOWN OF ROCKS INTO SMALLER PIECES, BY PHYSICAL FORCE...GRAVITY, WATER, WIND, ICE, OR LIVING THINGS

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CHEMICAL WEATHERING

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CHANGING OF MATERIALS IN A ROCK BY CHEMICAL PROCESSES

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IGNEOUS ROCK

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TYPE OF ROCK FORMED WHEN LAVA OR MAGMA COOLS AND HARDENS

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SEDIMENTARY ROCK

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TYPE OF ROCK FORMED WHEN SEDIMENTS ARE PRESSED AND CEMENTED TOGETHER

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METAMORPHIC ROCK

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TYPE OF ROCK FORMED WHEN EXISTING ROCK IS HEATED AT HIGH PRESSURES AND TEMPERATURES

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CONTINENTAL CRUST

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KIND OF CRUST THAT MAKES UP ALL THE LANDS OF THE CONTINENTS

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OCEANIC CRUST

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CRUST THAT LIES BENEATH MOST OF THE OCEAN

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WHAT IS THE CORE MOSTLY MADE OF?

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IRON

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DESCRIBE THE INNER AND OUTER CORE.

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INNER CORE IS SOLID AND OUTER CORE IS LIQUID

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SEISMOGRAPH

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MEASURES EARTHQUAKE WAVES AND IS ATTACHED TO ROCK ON THE EARTH'S CRUST

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WHAT DO EARHQUAKE VIBRATIONS CAUSE ON A SEISMOGRAPH?

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PENS MOVE AND MAKE MARKS ON A ROLL OF PAPER

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3 WAYS SCIENTISTS STUDY THE MANTLE AND CORE.

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MEASURE VIBRATIONS FROM EARTHQUAKES USING A SEISMOGRAPH, LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS, STUDY MATERIAL PUSHED UP THROUGH CRACKS IN THE CRUST.