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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
'''Seismic waves''' are [[wave]]s which travel through the ground during an [[earthquake]].

===About Seismic Waves===
: '''Seismic waves''' travel through the [[Earth]].
: '''Seismic waves''' can be used to identify structures inside the [[Earth]] as the [[wave]]s can be [[reflect]]ed, [[refract]]ed or [[Absorb (Physics)|absorbed]] by different [[material]]s under the surface of the [[Earth]].
There are two types of '''seismic waves''':
*[[P-wave]]s - Known as [[P-wave|primary waves]] which are [[longitudinal]] [[wave]]s of [[Compression Wave|compression]] through the ground during an [[earthquake]].
*[[S-wave]]s - Known as [[S-wave|secondary waves]] which are [[transverse]] [[wave]]s which cause the ground to shake from side to side during an [[earthquake]].

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	*[[P-wave]]s - Known as [[P-wave\|primary waves]] which are [[longitudinal]] [[wave]]s of [[compression]] through the ground during an [[earthquake]]. These are the fastest [[Seismic Wave\|seismic waves]] and can travel through both [[solid]]s and [[liquid]]s.		*[[P-wave]]s - Known as [[P-wave\|primary waves]] which are [[longitudinal]] [[wave]]s of [[compression]] through the ground during an [[earthquake]]. These are the fastest [[Seismic Wave\|seismic waves]] and can travel through both [[solid]]s and [[liquid]]s.
	*[[S-wave]]s - Known as [[S-wave\|secondary waves]] which are [[transverse]] [[wave]]s which cause the ground to shake from side to side during an [[earthquake]]. These are slower than [[P-wave]]s and can travel through [[solid]]s but they are [[Absorb (Physics)\|absorbed]] by [[liquid]]s.		*[[S-wave]]s - Known as [[S-wave\|secondary waves]] which are [[transverse]] [[wave]]s which cause the ground to shake from side to side during an [[earthquake]]. These are slower than [[P-wave]]s and can travel through [[solid]]s but they are [[Absorb (Physics)\|absorbed]] by [[liquid]]s.
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 : '''Seismic waves''' can be used to identify structures inside the [[Earth]] as the [[wave]]s can be [[reflect]]ed, [[refract]]ed or [[Absorb (Physics)|absorbed]] by different [[material]]s under the surface of the [[Earth]].
 There are two types of '''seismic waves''':
-*[[P-wave]]s - Known as [[P-wave|primary waves]] which are [[longitudinal]] [[wave]]s of [[Compression Wave|compression]] through the ground during an [[earthquake]]. These are the fastest [[Seismic Wave|seismic waves]] and can travel through both [[solid]]s and [[liquid]]s.
+*[[P-wave]]s - Known as [[P-wave|primary waves]] which are [[longitudinal]] [[wave]]s of [[compression]] through the ground during an [[earthquake]]. These are the fastest [[Seismic Wave|seismic waves]] and can travel through both [[solid]]s and [[liquid]]s.
 *[[S-wave]]s - Known as [[S-wave|secondary waves]] which are [[transverse]] [[wave]]s which cause the ground to shake from side to side during an [[earthquake]]. These are slower than [[P-wave]]s and can travel through [[solid]]s but they are [[Absorb (Physics)|absorbed]] by [[liquid]]s.