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Iron melts at 1535 degrees c. the inner core of the Earth is solid.Explain why this might have happened.
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Iron melts at 1535 degrees c. the inner core of the Earth is solid.Explain why this might have happened.

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Earth's inner core is solid even though the temperature is so high because the pressure is also very high.

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