Since litho means rock that would be solid. There is some liquid rock, lava, in the mix. There is also water and oil.
Experts believe that the Earth's mantle is in a fourth state of matter, called soliqueous. It is a combination of solid, liquid, and gaseous.
The state of matter of rock within the asthenosphere is solid
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Lava is magma that has reached the surface.
This question needs to be quantified. If a solid rock was crushed and all the rock matter was contained to be measured after crushing the rock you find the there is no change in the amount of matter it simply changed from one rock to many. However if the question is will the rock take up more space after crushed the answer is of yes it would depending on how many pieces it was broken into.
there are three states of matter one is solid another is liquid and the last one is gas and the most dense out of them all is the solid because its like a rock while gas is like steam and liquid is water
Matter has weight; weight is associated with matter. Matter can be visible; weight is a concept. Matter can change forms (water to ice to steam); weight has no transformation of such kind. A rock is a matter; the weight of a rock changes with altitude on earth and is lighter on Mars or the moon, while the mass of the rock does not change.
Neither 100 pounds = 100 pounds no matter what it is 100 pounds of.
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Matter in the Asthenosphere is in the molten or semi-molten state. This is because its temperatures can peak at 3,000 degrees Celsius. Its composition consists of magnesium and iron silicates. The Asthenosphere plays a key role in the movement of tectonic plates.
The asthenosphere is a zone of weak material that exists below the lithosphere. The rock within this zone is easily deformed.
No. The rock of the asthenosphere forms a ductile solid.
yes cuz its hot enuf
The rock in the asthenosphere behaves differently from the rock above because the rate of deformation is different.
The Asthenosphere.
The rock in the asthenosphere is under immense pressure from the overlying rock. Increased pressure raises the melting point of most substances.
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The asthenosphere contains ultramafic rock that is ductile due to the extreme heat and pressure it experiences.