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Differentiate between lithosphere and hydrosphere


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Answered by Anonymous
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The Lithosphere is simply the scientific name for the Earth’s crust It is the solid, outer part of the Earth whose thickness ranges from 42 miles to 52 miles.

The Hydrosphere is the sphere composed of all the water on/below/above the surface of the lithosphere. For example: ON includes oceans, lakes rivers wetlands etc.. BELOW includes groundwater and interstitial water.. ABOVE refers to water in the atmosphere in a liquid or gaseous state.


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Answered by honey327
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The lithosphere is simply the scientific name for the earths crust.
It is the solid, outer part of the earth whose thickness is 42miles to 52 miles
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