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    S-Waves Are Unable to Pass Through the Earth's Outer Core
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S-Waves Are Unable to Pass Through the Earth's Outer Core

Question 35

Question 35

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S-waves are unable to pass through the Earth's outer core, which indicates that the outer core is


A) a void space within the Earth.
B) compositionally different from the mantle.
C) composed of an ultra-dense solid.
D) liquid.

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