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प्रश्न
Distinguish between Primary and Secondary Seismic Waves
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उत्तर
Primary Seismic Waves | Secondary Seismic Waves | |
1. | The waves that reach the earths surface first once energy is emitted from the earths surface are called primary seismic waves. | The waves that reach the earths surface after the primary waves once energy is emitted from the earths surface are called secondary seismic waves. |
2. | These waves can travel through all the three mediums of liquid, sold and gaseous states. | These waves can travel through only solid state medium and get absorbed in any liquid state mediums. |
3. | They have high velocity and move in a radial direction from the focus of the earthquake. | They have lower velocity than Primary waves and scatter in all directions from the earthquake focus point. |
4. | These waves are often called forward- backward waves as particles through which these waves pass tend to move to and fro in the direction of the waves. | These waves causes the particles it passes through to move up and down. |
5. | Initial waves are felt but are not damaging to a great extent. | These waves are more damaging causing the maximum destruction during an earhquake. |
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