The crust is not one single piece. It is broken up into different plates of different sizes and shapes. This is what allows them to move and thus plate tectonics occurs.
Plate
Calcium can be found geographically all over the Earth's crust, as it is one of the most abundant elements. It is present in rocks, minerals, and soil. In particular, calcium is found in limestone, gypsum, and fluorite.
The continental crust is made up of mainly granite and other high-silica rocks. It is less dense than oceanic crust and thicker, ranging from 20 to 70 kilometers in depth. The continental crust also contains various minerals and elements such as aluminum, potassium, and silicon.
With a very sizable iron core and a (by comparison) wafer-thin crust, I doubt that the earth's crust even approximates a full percentage point.
The mantle is under the earth crust and is made of mostly peridotite, which is a denser rock than that of the igneus, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks found in the crust. The crust ranges in temperature from 200 - 400 degrees Celsius the furthur towards the earths core one goes. The mantle however ranges in temperature from 500 - 900 degrees Celsius the furthur towards the earths core one goes. The mantle has two layers and upper layer and a lower layer; whereas the crust has only one layer.
its made of mantle and crust
the temperture varies
Faults are made up of fractures in the earths crust. One side of the fault moves opposite of the other side.
one and a half miles thick
Carbon
The percentage of Earth's crust is less than one percentage in terms of Earth's volume. The Earth's crust is actually a thin layer.
30 grams of Astatine can be found in the earths crust at any one time.
I think there are three types of earthquakes one is the earths crust
Plate
The crust is not one single piece. It is broken up into different plates of different sizes and shapes. This is what allows them to move and thus plate tectonics occurs.
one of the common minerals that make up most of the rocks of the earths crust
It is a fault.