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False. They are similar but different. As the particles react with exposure to weathering & ultra-violet and other stimuli they change and thus lose natural ligand bonding and no longer adhere to the substrate.

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Q: True or false chemical weathering produces rock particles with the same mineral makeup as the rock they came from?
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