In which layer of Earth's interior does convection occur?

a. crust

b. mantle

c. outer core

d. inner core

Earth convection occurs at the mantle layer

Explanation:

The movement of less dense material above the more dense material is called as convection. The mantle is the layer that lies between the core and the crust of the earth. The mantle is composed of rocks containing silicon, magnesium, oxygen, aluminium, iron and other minerals.

The heat energy of the core is transmitted to the rock in the lower mantle. This makes the rock with less temperature that lies in upper mantle to move down slowly. Now the rocks that are pushed up is eventually cooled and again pushed down by the hotter rock from the lower mantle. This is called as convection in earth's mantle.

Earth convection occurs at the mantle layer

Explanation:

The movement of less dense material above the more dense material is called as convection. The mantle is the layer that lies between the core and the crust of the earth. The mantle is composed of rocks containing silicon, magnesium, oxygen, aluminium, iron and other minerals.

The heat energy of the core is transmitted to the rock in the lower mantle. This makes the rock with less temperature that lies in upper mantle to move down slowly. Now the rocks that are pushed up is eventually cooled and again pushed down by the hotter rock from the lower mantle. This is called as convection in earth's mantle.