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Q: Does the rate of mechanical weathering depend on the materials in a rock and the conditions around it?
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Is it true that the rate of mechanical weathering depends on the materials in a rock and the conditions around it?

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True or false the rate of mechanical weathering depends on the materials in a rockrock and conditions around it?

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Is it true or false that the rate of mechanical weathering depends on the materials in arock and the conditions around it?

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What are weathering erosion and deposition The science work?

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Can frost cause mechanical weathering?

Any water that gets into cracks or crevices in rocks can cause mechanical weathering when it freezes on a cold morning. The water expands as it cools causing the rock around it to crack. A repeat if this action over and over again will eventually cause the surrounding rock to crumble.


In what way can an animal cause mechanical weathering?

Earthworms tunnel through the soil and move soil particles around. The motion breaks some particles into smaller particles. It also exposes fresh surfaces to continued weathering.


What way can an animal cause mechanical weathering?

Earthworms tunnel through the soil and move soil particles around. The motion breaks some particles into smaller particles. It also exposes fresh surfaces to continued weathering


How animals can cause weathering?

Animal secrete acids and burrow into rocks and soil for shelter. Secreting acids cause chemical weathering. Animals burrowing causes mechanical weathering.


What is a way plant growth causes mechanical weathering?

the plant roots move the dirt around revealing new rocks underneath the soil, which then are exposed to erosion.


Where is mechanical weathering likely to find to occur more quickly where the winter temperature usually stays below freezing or where it more often shifts back and forth around the freezing point?

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What is the definition of root wedging?

Root wedging is when a plant acts as an agent of mechanical weathering. As the roots grow, they secrete this weakly acidic substance that slowly dissolves the rock around it, giving the plant's roots space to expand and grow.


How does the rate of chemical and physical change differ around the world?

In similar conditions (temperature, pressure, inatallations, materials, etc.) a difference doesn't exist.