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How does chemical weathering make it easy for mechanical weathering to occur?
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∙ 11y ago
because the rat ate the rat and ate itself
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Why is Weathering important to erosion?
weathering breaks down rocks, which makes the sediment easy to be transported
Where do sand and clay come from?
Sand, silt, and clay result from the weathering of existing rock into smaller particles.
What properties are not as easy to observe?
Chemical changes are considered unseen because they occur at the atomic level, changing the actual structure of the thing. This is in comparison to a physical change, which is visible.
Describe in order the energy transformations that occur in the production of electricity at a power plant?
It goes from solar to chemical, if you want a short easy way to figure this out just think what goes in and what comes out.
Is it always easy to reverse a chemical change?
not all the time but yeah its easy to reverse a chemical change but not all the time you can reverse them
When an object does not react with hydrogen is that a chemical change or physical change?
Easy, chemical change.
What are the differences and similarities of Lego Robots and other mechanical robots?
Same: they can do the same thing Different: Lego = easy to break Mechanical = harder to break
Is the training of mechanical engineering easy?
No training is easy, especially something which involves engineering, because that involves a good grasp of maths
How 2 built a mechanical robot?
lol so easy all you need is the mechanical parts of the robot and the paper inside the box where the robot is put in together with instructions and you just follow the example loh see so easy lol
How does alcohol?
Because it have a chemical that makes it easy to evaporate.
Is it easy to generate energy?
energy is always transformed...so if u mean to convert one energy into another u just have to provide the required medium. for instance... if u want to change sunlight to electrical energy u just need few solar panels, chemical to mechanical - heat (usually), mechanical to electrical - torque, magnetism, etc...
Whats the definition of erosion?
The physical processes of erosion are called corrasion or mechanical erosion; the chemical processes are called corrosion or chemical erosion. But most examples of erosion include some of both corrasion and corrosion. The agents of erosion are gravity, ice, water (eluvian erosion) and wind (eolian erosion). Erosion is sometimes restricted to transportation, excluding weathering. Erosion does not include mass wasting, unless erosion is being discussed in a tectonic context, in which case exhumation may be the better term. An easy way of putting that is erosion is the movement of an object caused by weather. By:Gabriel simatupang 4-5 C (highscope tb simatupang)
