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The inner core is Question 19Answer a. made of molten rock. b. the least dense layer of the Earth. c. the same density as the crust. d. the densest layer of the Earth. e. composed of liquid magma.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter10: Energy

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The inner core is

Question 19Answer

made of molten rock.

the least dense layer of the Earth.

the same density as the crust.

the densest layer of the Earth.

composed of liquid magma.

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