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Which type of seismic wave is the fastest?

P-waves

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How do S-waves move?

Perpendicular to their direction of travel

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What waves travel through earth solid crust?

P and S waves

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What waves travel through mantle?

P waves

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Who realized that s waves do not travel through earths center?

seismologists

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Give one application of seismic wave in our daily lives

Earthquake Detection and Early Warning Systems, Locating Oil, Gas, and Mineral Deposits, Probing Earth’s Interior

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What makes up the upper mantle according to seismic wave studies?

The upper mantle is composed of peridotite, primarily consisting of olivine.

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How are seismic wave images created?

Seismic wave images are created using seismometer measurements worldwide

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Which type of waves move horizontally, perpendicular to their direction of travel?

Love Waves or L-wave
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How does the study of shadow zones help scientists understand the outer core?

It confirms the outer core is liquid since S-waves cannot pass through it

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What changes do seismic waves undergo in the Earth's mantle?

Seismic waves change speed and direction at material boundaries, indicating density and composition variations.

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What do p-waves travel through

The mantle, outer core and inner core.

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What is a shadow zone?

A area in the earths surface where sesimographs cannot detect direct p and s waves from an earthquakes

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What type of seismic waves are transverse and move perpendicular to their direction of travel?

Secondary Wave or S-waves
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What are xenoliths and how are they brought to the surface?

Xenoliths are fragments of mantle rock brought to the surface by volcanic eruptions.

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What happens to temperature as depth increases within the Earth?

 It increases

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Why do seismic waves bend as they travel through Earth’s interior?

Due to the changing density of materials inside the Earth

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If a volcanic eruption ejects xenoliths, what can scientists learn from them?

The composition of the mantle

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In what ways do seismic waves reflect and refract at different boundaries inside Earth?

Seismic waves reflect and refract at material boundaries

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What instrument is used to detect and record seismic waves?

Seismograph

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What type of waves are compression waves that move particles back and forth parallel to the direction of propagation?

Primary Waves

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Why do seismologists use triangulation?

To locate the earthquake's epicenter