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Why is earth's core mostly made of iron

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It is less dense than most other material and has a higher melting point so it will not melt.
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Iron is a very dense element is the correct answer.

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Earth's core mostly made of iron because Iron is a very dense element.

  • Iron is the heaviest metals and inclines toward the core of the earth.
  • The inner core is made up of hot and dense iron.
  • Iron is the most plentiful element via quantity in the Earth, constituting approximately 80 percent of the core( inner and outer) of the Earth.
  • Iron is plentiful because of its nuclear durability in the nuclear fusion reaction.
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