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Only the action of erosion causes erosion, but water itself causes weathering:ErosionOceansRiversGlaciersWeatheringFreeze-thawSolution (Dissolving)Acid RainWater has no particular property which causes erosion, but its properties do cause weathering: when it freezes it expands, hence freeze-thaw weathering; it is a good solvent, hence it can dissolve soluble minerals, as well as acid, causing acid rain.
Erosion occurs almost evrywhere where there is soil. But if u mean "what is erosion", then the answer is: Erosion is the removal of part of the land surface by wind, water, gravity or ice. These agents can only transport matter if the material has first been broken up by weathering.
it will be influenced, because chemical happens in warm wet area, while are only happens in cold areas :) :) :) :) ONLY A DIRECTIONER WILL IMPROVE IT FOR PUTTING DIRECTIONER FOREVER AND PAULWAYS :) :) :) :) ~Alexia Escutia
The four means of erosion are:Fluvial (including rivers)MarineGlacialAeolian (wind)The greatest cause of erosion is debatable, but I believe the greatest factor in erosion is the sea/ocean (Marine) as this causes vast coastal recession, and in this way there is more material eroded than by any other process, but Fluvial is also a major cause. As a result of marine action, eroded fragments do not need to travel far: they only need to fall from a cliff face onto the beach or the sea-bed to count as deposited.The greatest cause of weathering is probably biological weathering, although this is debated. I think this is the greatest cause because there are biological life-forms all over the Earth, and many of these cause weathering. Most other weathering processes rely on extreme environments and exposition to the elements.
no because it can use something else than the chemical weathering
Weathering is different from erosion because it breaks things down. Then erosion carries it away....:) hope i answered your question only thing is I'm learning that in fifth grade right now.
Yes. Physical weathering is erosion caused by wind, dust, rain, flowing water, collapses, impacts, freezing/thawing, or glaciers.
Weather and erosion only mark a rock. They leave lines /patterns and eventualy work into it.
because there is no weather on the moon. there's no air, no water, no life whatsoever. the only cause of surface changes on the moon are meteors and astronauts
Only the action of erosion causes erosion, but water itself causes weathering:ErosionOceansRiversGlaciersWeatheringFreeze-thawSolution (Dissolving)Acid RainWater has no particular property which causes erosion, but its properties do cause weathering: when it freezes it expands, hence freeze-thaw weathering; it is a good solvent, hence it can dissolve soluble minerals, as well as acid, causing acid rain.
Only sedimentary rock by the weathering, erosion and subsequent deposition of material from the metamorphic rock.
Erosion occurs almost evrywhere where there is soil. But if u mean "what is erosion", then the answer is: Erosion is the removal of part of the land surface by wind, water, gravity or ice. These agents can only transport matter if the material has first been broken up by weathering.
it will be influenced, because chemical happens in warm wet area, while are only happens in cold areas :) :) :) :) ONLY A DIRECTIONER WILL IMPROVE IT FOR PUTTING DIRECTIONER FOREVER AND PAULWAYS :) :) :) :) ~Alexia Escutia
Everywhere as erosion happens due to wind, water and humans. Only it happens at different rates, some fast and some slow.
Because erosion only takes place on land
The four means of erosion are:Fluvial (including rivers)MarineGlacialAeolian (wind)The greatest cause of erosion is debatable, but I believe the greatest factor in erosion is the sea/ocean (Marine) as this causes vast coastal recession, and in this way there is more material eroded than by any other process, but Fluvial is also a major cause. As a result of marine action, eroded fragments do not need to travel far: they only need to fall from a cliff face onto the beach or the sea-bed to count as deposited.The greatest cause of weathering is probably biological weathering, although this is debated. I think this is the greatest cause because there are biological life-forms all over the Earth, and many of these cause weathering. Most other weathering processes rely on extreme environments and exposition to the elements.
Sand is composed of small rock particles derived from larger particles which have undergone weathering and erosion.