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Q: Is acid from decaying animals a source of chemical weathering?
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Which one of the following is a source of chemical weathering a The abrasion of running water b water freezing in the cracks of exposed rocks c the effects of acid from decaying animals d the growth?

C. The effects of acid from decaying animals


What is a source of chemical weathering?

the effects of acid from decaying animalsThe questions sounds like you were given choices which you didn't list. I would say "acid rain"


Hydrolysis is a source of which type of weathering?

chemical a +


Is Oxidation a source of which type of weathering?

chemical


What Hydrolysis is a source of which type of weathering?

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Oxidation is a source of which type of weathering?

chemical


What could be a source of chemical weathering?

a coal fired power plant.


Which one of the following is a source of chemical weathering the abrasion of running water?

To know which of the following is a source of chemical weathering the abrasion of running water someone needs to know what the choices are. It says which of the following, but does not say what the following is. This is needed to know the answer.


How can animals function as agents of weathering?

Animals dig, this loosend the soil & breaks apart rocks. Source: My science teacher


Is water freezing in the cracks of exposed rocks a source chemical weathering?

No. Chemical weathering is only when acid rain etc. is involved. I suppose you could call this 'natural weathering' but I'm not sure that is the correct term because it is simply water freezing and expanding.


What is the source of ATP in animals?

Chemical energy made in food that the animals eat.


Dead or decaying matter?

Dead or decaying matter in nature becomes a food source. Nutrients enter the soil and insects and other animals invade the dead or decaying matter for food.