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Why is Earth's outer core hotter than Earth’s oceanic crust?

Earth’s oceanic crust is denser than Earth’s outer core is.
Earth’s oceanic crust has lava flowing from the mantle.
Earth’s outer core has a composition of solid iron and nickel.
Earth’s outer core is deeper within Earth than oceanic crust is.

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Answered by MrBrock
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Answer:

Earth’s oceanic crust is denser than Earth’s outer core is.

The more densed the less hotter.

Gases are hotter than metal!

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