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EARTH’S INTERNAL HEAT

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Fill in the blanks Direction: Fill all the blanks by clicking the word on the left side. Read the paragraphs carefully and choose the appropriate word. You have only 180 seconds to accomplish the task.

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The Earth's heat source provides the energy for our dynamic planet , supplying it with the driving force for plate - tectonic motion , and for on - going events such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions . Major that have Contributed to Earth ? s Internal Heat . First , the Impact which proto - planet Earth would have grown over time from a barrage of extraterrestrial impacts , increasing its mass with each bombardment . As the proto - planet grew in size its gravitational field would have attracted even more objects its surface . Second , contraction which in the early stages of planetary accretion , the earth was much less compact than it is today . The process led to an increasingly greater gravitational attraction , forcing the Earth to contract into a smaller volume . Increased compaction resulted in the conversion of gravitational energy into heat energy , much like a bicycle pump heats up due to the compression of air inside it .
Heat conducts very slowly through rock , so that the rapid build - up of this heat source within the Earth was not accommodated by an equally rapid loss of heat through the surface . Third , decay which refers to the spontaneous process of breaking down an atomic nucleus by releasing particles and energy . Example : unstable isotope Uranium - 238 , for example , will slowly decay to - 206 . Last , the internal heat which drives most of the geological processes on Earth . This measures the flow of thermal energy coming from the core , passing through the mantle , and up to the atmosphere , which is mainly due to the mantle convection . This , however , is counteracted by the solar radiation .

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