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For questions about the Earth's core. The center of the Earth is primarily iron-nickel.
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How is known that the Earth core is solid?
The inner core is in the outer core, which is liquid. Thus, it is inpermeable for the transverse waves. … So, any transverse wave originating in the crust, shouldn't be able to reach the core and vice versa.
How could it been measured? …
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Why is uranium only in the crust, really?
As I know, uranium is currently thought that it is mainly in the crust and not in the core or in the mantle. … But, according to this answer, the solubility of Uranium in the Earth Core is between 2ppm and 6ppm. …
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