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Nathanael Meza
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30 November, 06:01
Two most abundant elements in Earth's core are
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Akira Haley
30 November, 06:10
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Iron accounts for about 86% of the Earth's core and Silicon is next at only 6%. Iron is by far the most abundant element in the Earth's core.
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