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What happens when water freezes in the cracks in rocks. plant grow into the cracks in rocks?
The ice expands in the crack and may split the rock, as will eventually the roots of a plant.
To breack the ice?
If you are trying to break the ice with someone, try asking questions. Everyone likes to talk about themselves and their likes and dislikes.
How can ice wear down the earths surface?
it crushes big rocks to make small rocks.
What forces on Earth's surface break down rocks?
Weathering processes like freeze-thaw cycles, plant roots, and chemical reactions from acid rain can break down rocks on Earth's surface. These forces contribute to the process of rock weathering and eventual erosion.
What are 2 similarities between ice wedging and plant root growth in rocks?
hey the other person is a mean person so im here to improve on this answer :D. 1 similarity is that the plant growth and the ice wedge both break apart the rock causing the rock to expand and eventually cut into half. Hope this helped you!
What is curling on keen 'swinging' ice?
"Keen," or "fast" ice means that the rocks are sliding down the ice very easy, hence players don't need to throw the rocks very hard. The opposite of keen ice is "heavy" or "slow" ice. "Swingy" ice means that the rocks are curling alot as they travel down the ice (say, 5 or 6 feet instead of the usual 3 or so feet). The opposite of swingy is "straight" ice.
How does ice form soil?
ice breaks down rocks and eventually it turns into soil after a long period of time
How do you get out of the ice paths in heartgold?
you have to push rocks down a hole and you bounce off of them.
What breaks down and transports rocks on the earth's surface?
water, wind, ice
Which is denser regular ice or ice with rocks in it?
Ice with rocks in it.
What does avalanche?
a mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountain side
What type of factors cause weathering of rocks or landscapes?
Weathering of rocks or landscapes can be caused by physical factors like temperature changes, water, ice, wind, or biological activity such as plant roots. Chemical factors like acid rain or oxidation can also contribute to weathering by breaking down the minerals in the rocks. Together, these factors weaken and break down rocks into smaller particles over time.
