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Which fact is true about the inner core layer of Earth?
A The inner core is Earth's thinnest layer.
B The inner core provides the magma for volcanoes.
C The inner core is hotter than the surface of the sun.
D The inner core contains the least amount of pressure.
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The inner core is extremely hot—estimates put its temperature around 5,000–7,000 K, which is comparable to or slightly hotter than the Sun’s surface (~5,778 K). (It’s also the highest-pressure layer and is solid iron–nickel, not the source of volcanic magma.)
The inner core is extremely hot—estimates put its temperature around 5,000–7,000 K, which is comparable to or slightly hotter than the Sun’s surface (~5,778 K). (It’s also the highest-pressure layer and is solid iron–nickel, not the source of volcanic magma.)
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