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the material on the moon is typically called moon dust but I am not sure what the official name is. it consisted of smooth particles not found on the earth's surface.
100% of the scandium found is found on Earth. But that's not the answer you wanted. What you wanted was the answer to the questions "what percentage of the earth is scandium?" The Clarke Number is variously given as in the 20 to 24 range. This means that out of each million parts of the Earth's crust (we must use only the crust as we can't really measure what the centre of the Earth is made of) 20 parts to 24 parts are scandium.
The three types of materials found in the planetary rings that collided with the Earth are silicate rock, ice, and organic compounds. These materials were present in the form of dust, debris, and small particles that accumulated in the ring system around the protoplanet. The collision of these materials with the Earth contributed to the formation and composition of our planet.
Carbon (plato) is not found in large quantities in Earth's mantle.
silicon
carbon! (:
Silicon Because It Is Its Most Common Factor
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The core of the Earth is mainly made up of iron and nickel.
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Suma
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