You get lots of smaller rocks
The rate of decomposition of the rock will increase when it is broken up because there is more surface area exposed to the elements weather) that can erode the surfaces.
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Any rock can be broken up and later form a sedimentary rock.
The regolith horizon contains large pieces of broken up bedrock. This horizon is composed of fragmented rock material that has undergone weathering processes, making it looser and more fragmented than the underlying unweathered bedrock.
A lot of things happens to them, but they eventually all end up most times forming layers of deposited materials which compact and glue up to form sedimentary structures.
Small pieces of rock from old broken-up comets become meteoroids when they enter Earth's atmosphere. Depending on their size, they can create meteors (shooting stars) as they burn up or meteorites if they survive the journey to the surface of the Earth.
Sand is broken up rock. It depends what sort of rock is broken up. If you break up black lava, you get black sand.
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Catabolism
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Catabolism
Weathering brakes up rock. Erosion removes the broken up pieces.