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Malcolm Mercado

7 April, 03:02

What happens when tectonic plates move away from each other? Molten matter cools and sinks towards the core. Lava travels away from the crust and forms the mantle. Molten matter seeps through the crust and forms new land. Lava seeps into the ground through the cracks in the ground.

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