Why the velocity of P-waves drops down in the outer core and again rises in the inner core?
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P-waves generally bend outward as they travel through the mantle due to the increased density of mantle rocks with depth. When P-waves strike the outer core, however, they bend downward when traveling through the outer core and bend again when they leave. ... The bending of seismic waves is called refraction.
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