Geography · Interior of the Earth
What is the approximate depth range and density of the Earth's inner core?
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- 1Depth: 2,900–5,150 km; Density: 9.9–12.2 g/cm³
- 2Depth: 5,150–6,370 km; Density: 12.6–13.0 g/cm³✓
- 3Depth: 660–2,900 km; Density: 4.4–5.6 g/cm³
- 4Depth: 0–35 km; Density: 2.7–3.0 g/cm³
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Depth: 5,150–6,370 km; Density: 12.6–13.0 g/cm³
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