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When was Wayne Matle born?

Wayne Matle was born on 1988-01-21.


What are the concentric layers of the earth?

The core, the matle, and the crust.


What is the earth's core matle made of?

the earth is made of metal and liquid


What is the Earth's matle core made of?

the earth is made of metal and liquid


How would you descirbe what is like in the mantle?

A solid layer made of iron and a nicel


What is the part of earth between the crust and outer core?

Crust Mantle Core Inner Core


Did some goes to the core?

no, because its very hot in there. Even you cant pass to matle going to the core, no one ever tried going there.


What has the author Muammad Amr asan Khn abb written?

Muammad Amr asan Khn abb has written: 'Matle'-i Sir' 'Khubah-i ghadryah' -- subject(s): Arabic Islamic sermons


What is a ferrous matle?

If you mean ferrous metal, you mean a metal with iron in it.On the periodic table of elements iron = 26th element = Fe = (latin):ferrum.Ferrous metals include both iron and steel.


What causes the pressure that allows diamands to form in the matle?

Diamonds form deep in the mantle due to the extreme pressure exerted by overlying rocks. This pressure, combined with high temperatures, helps carbon atoms to bond together in a unique crystalline structure that makes up diamonds.


What is the source of heat matle?

The heat mantle typically uses a heating element made of resistive wire, such as nichrome wire, which generates heat when an electric current passes through it. This wire is embedded within a ceramic insulation material to ensure uniform heating and safety during operation.


When convection takes place in the matle why does cooler material sink while warmer material rises?

Cooler material (magma) shrinks and becomes more dense. Gravity acts on this denser material more strongly because of its greater unit mass (density = Mass/volume). Lighter material rises as the heavier material displaces it below. This produces a the apparent bouyant force.