Question

layer\twhere its found\ttemperature\tstate\tother characteristics
outer core\tdeeper layer
less deep layer\thigh temperature\tliquid
solid\tmade of iron and nickel

inner core\tdeeper layer
less deep layer\tvery high
temperature\tliquid
solid\tmade of iron and nickel

1. use the table to describe the two types of crust.

Explanation:

The table provided currently describes the outer core and inner core, not the crust. To describe the two types of crust (continental and oceanic), we would typically use a table with columns like "Layer (Crust Type)", "Where it's found", "Temperature", "State", "Other characteristics".

• Continental Crust:
• Where it's found: Less deep layer (forms continents), thicker (20 - 70 km).
• Temperature: Cooler (compared to mantle), increases with depth.
• State: Solid.
• Other characteristics: Made of granite - like rocks (felsic), older rocks, lower density.

• Oceanic Crust:
• Where it's found: Less deep layer (under oceans), thinner (5 - 10 km).
• Temperature: Cooler (compared to mantle), increases with depth.
• State: Solid.
• Other characteristics: Made of basalt - like rocks (mafic), younger rocks, higher density.

Since the given table is for core layers, we need to adjust it to fit crust layers. If we assume we are to fill a similar table for crust:

Layer (Crust Type)	Where it's found	Temperature	State	Other characteristics
Oceanic Crust	Less deep (oceans), thinner	Cool (increases with depth)	Solid	Basalt - like, younger, high density

Answer:

To describe the two types of crust (continental and oceanic) using a table - like structure (adjusting from the given core - focused table):

Continental Crust:

• Where it's found: Occupies the less deep layer forming the continents (thicker, 20 - 70 km thick).
• Temperature: Cool (temperature increases with depth).
• State: Solid.
• Other characteristics: Composed of granite - like (felsic) rocks, contains older rock formations, has a lower density.

Oceanic Crust:

• Where it's found: Occupies the less deep layer under the oceans (thinner, 5 - 10 km thick).
• Temperature: Cool (temperature increases with depth).
• State: Solid.
• Other characteristics: Composed of basalt - like (mafic) rocks, contains younger rock formations, has a higher density.