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NRJC: Created page with "==Key Stage 4== ===Meaning=== '''S-waves''' are transverse seismic waves that travel through the Earth during an earthquake. ===About S-waves===..."

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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
'''S-waves''' are [[transverse]] [[Seismic Wave|seismic waves]] that travel through the [[Earth]] during an [[earthquake]].

===About S-waves===
: '''S-waves''' are known as '''secondary waves''' because they travel slower than [[P-wave]]s so they arrive at detectors second.
: '''S-waves''' can travel through [[solid]]s but not through [[liquid]]s. This means they can be used to detect [[magma]], [[water]] and [[Crude Oil|oil]] hidden under the surface of the [[Earth]].
: '''S-waves''' are [[refract]]ed as they move through the [[Earth]] because different layers of the [[Earth]] have different [[density]].
: [[Seismic Wave|Seismic]] detectors can be used to observe [[S-wave]]s at different locations on [[Earth]] during an [[earthquake]] and this information can be used to determine the structure of the [[Earth]].
: [[S-wave]]s do not travel through the [[Earth's Core|core]] of the [[Earth]] which is [[evidence]] that the [[Earth's Core|core]] must be a [[liquid]].

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	: [[Seismic Wave\|Seismic]] detectors can be used to observe [[S-wave]]s at different locations on [[Earth]] during an [[earthquake]] and this information can be used to determine the structure of the [[Earth]].		: [[Seismic Wave\|Seismic]] detectors can be used to observe [[S-wave]]s at different locations on [[Earth]] during an [[earthquake]] and this information can be used to determine the structure of the [[Earth]].
	: [[S-wave]]s do not travel through the [[Earth's Core\|core]] of the [[Earth]] which is [[Scientific Evidence\|evidence]] that the [[Earth's Core\|core]] must be a [[liquid]].		: [[S-wave]]s do not travel through the [[Earth's Core\|core]] of the [[Earth]] which is [[Scientific Evidence\|evidence]] that the [[Earth's Core\|core]] must be a [[liquid]].
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 : '''S-waves''' are [[refract]]ed as they move through the [[Earth]] because different layers of the [[Earth]] have different [[density]].
 : [[Seismic Wave|Seismic]] detectors can be used to observe [[S-wave]]s at different locations on [[Earth]] during an [[earthquake]] and this information can be used to determine the structure of the [[Earth]].
-: [[S-wave]]s do not travel through the [[Earth's Core|core]] of the [[Earth]] which is [[evidence]] that the [[Earth's Core|core]] must be a [[liquid]].
+: [[S-wave]]s do not travel through the [[Earth's Core|core]] of the [[Earth]] which is [[Scientific Evidence|evidence]] that the [[Earth's Core|core]] must be a [[liquid]].