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The minerals that make up a rock determine how fast it weathers to a large extent. This is mainly true when it comes to chemical weathering.
The minerals that make up a rock determine how fast it weathers to a large extent. This is mainly true when it comes to chemical weathering.
yes and you will get everything free
It doesn't have a good color for instance limestone is weathered quickly.
Water can easily get into the rock and when the water freezes it expands cracking the rock so more water can enter and break up the rock.
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Yes, the minerals that make upa rock partially determine how fast it weathers. But while there is some truth in this statement, the answer has to be false because the environment the rock surface is exposed to also determines how fast it weathers.
Oxygen in the air and acids.
Sedimentary rock weathers the fastest and easiest
igneous rock
Pumice and obsidian are both forms of volcanic glass, which weathers away fairly easily.
Because there is acid in this precipitation than normal precipitation so it weathers the Rock alot faster because acid is very strong
The rock cracks and weathers.
Over time the rock weathers.
Porous rocks weather more easily for different reasons:Many porous rocks are made from softer materials, thus being more easily weatheredPorous rocks, by definition, tend to have lots of spaces in them where, on a microscopic or even macroscopic level, areas of the rock are not connected on all sides to other rock. As a result, there is less resistance to fracture or other separationsWater can infiltrate porous rocks and dissolve from the inside as well as the outside - even if only very slowlyBecause water can infiltrate porous rocks, they can be fractured from within when the water freezes
Because sandstone is a sedimentary rock and is made of calcite, the rain weathers most rapidly.