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Earth's Structure
Geologist
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A scientist who studies all of the layers of the Earth |
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Lithosphere
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The layer of Earth that has the crust and top of the mantle |
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Molten
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When a solid changes to a liguid because of heat and pressure |
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Asthenosphere
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The layer lying between the Lithosphere and Mantle |
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Plasticity
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The state of being made of plastic
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Inner Core
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Center of earth, the hottest part of earth, Solid. |
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Outer Core
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Molten Layer between mantle and inner core made up of iron and nickel
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Mantle
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A layer between the lithosphere and outer core. 2900 km thick. |
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Minerals
Mineral
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A natural, solid, chemical compund. Made up of orderly atoms. |
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Minerals
Inorganic
Unmoving objects not made by nature. |
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Crystal
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a mineral with atoms that form a pattern |
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Hardness
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How much one solid can stand against another
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Streak
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A streak is a part of a mineral left when scratched |
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Luster
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How light reflects with an object |
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Fracture
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the texture of something after the
breaking of an object into peices
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Density
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How much mass in a certain area |
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Gem Stone
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Minerals used for jewelry. usually valuable, and cut. |
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