At which location in Earth's interior does the top density continue to increase as thickness decreases? inner core outer core lower mantle upper mantle

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Koen Morse

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26 December, 00:40

At which location in Earth's interior does the top density continue to increase as thickness decreases? inner core outer core lower mantle upper mantle

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Jett Velazquez · Answer 1

Answer: At the inner core of the earth interior, top density continue to increase as thickness decrease.

Explanation:

The Earth is the third plant from the sun and the fifth largest plant. It is the only planet that can harbor life, that have oxygen in the arthmosphere and oceans on the surface. The Earth have three main layer which are the core (the outer and inner core), the mantle and the crust. All the three layers support life existence. The earth inner core is the innermost geologic layer and it is hot and denser. It is a solid ball of 1,220 kilometers. The earth inner core has the highest density (12) than all other layers and it is less thicker than mantle and the crust. Density increase with depth because the pressure increases also.