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  • Earth's Outer Core: Composition, State & Magnetic Field
    The layer of the Earth made mostly of iron is the outer core.

    Here's why:

    * Composition: The outer core is primarily composed of liquid iron (around 88%) and nickel (around 5.5%). It also contains small amounts of other elements like sulfur, silicon, and oxygen.

    * State: The outer core is a liquid layer due to the intense heat and pressure.

    * Magnetic Field: The movement of the liquid iron within the outer core generates Earth's magnetic field.

    Let me know if you have more questions about the Earth's layers!

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