________ is a technique to view three-dimensional changes in composition and density by using seismology.

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Seismic tomography is a technique that uses seismology to view three-dimensional changes in composition and density. Magnetometry is the study of the magnetic properties of materials, not seismic waves. Paleomagnetism is the study of the magnetic properties of rocks and sediments to determine the Earth's past magnetic field. Chemical convection is a process by which heat and materials are transported in fluids due to differences in density. While seismic waves can be affected by convection, it is not a technique used to view three-dimensional changes in composition and density.

________ Is a Technique to View Three-Dimensional Changes in Composition