Weathering, pressure, and erosion.
The 3 major means of erosion are wind, water, and gravity (mass movement).
There are 3 types of erosion: mechanical, chemical, and thermal.
Mechanical erosion is the physical removal and transport of pieces of rock or soil. Chemical erosion is the dissolving of minerals, usually by water that is slightly acid.
Thermal erosion is caused by the expansion or contraction of rock when there is a change in temperature.
Mechanical erosion by wind can include impact by wind-blown dust.
Mechanical erosion by water can include water, water-carried debris, ice and glacial erosion, the hydraulic effect of water filling pockets in rock, and the expansion of ice within such pockets. It also includes flooding and coastal erosion.
Chemical erosion, as by acid rain, dissolves minerals and carries them away, or down into permeable layers of the soil. Karst landforms such as sinkholes and caves are formed when dissolved limestone (calcium carbonate) or gypsum (calcium sulfate) is removed or deposited by water.
Erosion can occurs by water, wind, and glaciers.
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Abrasion is a Physical /Mechanical weathering .Abrasion is the process of wearing down or rubbing away.
Through chemical weathering by acidic rainwater, by freeze/thaw cycles, blasting the rocks with pressure and wave action, and abrasion through the churning of rocks in moving water.
Rocks are worn away through the process of weathering and erosion. Weathering is the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces while erosion is what carries the rock to new places. Rocks can be worn away by water, ice, and wind. Examples of this are abrasion, ice wedging, and dissolution.
Abrasion occurs then rocks and stones, picked up by the glacier through plucking, are rubbed against the bedrock at the bottom and side of the glacier, as the glacier passes, pulled down hill by gravity. This causes wearing on the landscape.
There are three different rock types which are called igneous; rocks formed by the cooling of lava and magma (molten rock), sedimentary; rocks formed when weathered particles of other rocks and fossils are compacted and cemented together at the bottom of rivers and the sea and metamorphic; formed when other rocks are changed by heat and pressure underground. There are many individual rocks within each of these categories.
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Erosion by abrasion, or aeolian erosion.
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Water can wear down rocks on riverbeds and along shorelines.
Mechanical Weathering.
Water abrasion changes the physical conditions of rocks, cliffs and along shore lines.The reason why rocks are so smooth when you take them out of the water is because of water abrasion, the water is slowly taking sediments from the rocks while the water is passing through and makes smooth.
Weathering is the breaking down of rock by physical or chemical means. Examples would be frost wedging, dissolution by acidic rainfall, and abrasion.
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Abrasion is a Physical /Mechanical weathering .Abrasion is the process of wearing down or rubbing away.
Mary fell down and now has an abrasion on her knee.
Through chemical weathering by acidic rainwater, by freeze/thaw cycles, blasting the rocks with pressure and wave action, and abrasion through the churning of rocks in moving water.