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Water abrasion changes the physical conditions of rocks, cliffs and along shore lines.
The reason why rocks are so smooth when you take them out of the water is because of water abrasion, the water is slowly taking sediments from the rocks while the water is passing through and makes smooth.
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Is wind abrasion chemical or physical?
Any form of abrasion is a physical process.
What type of weathering is the gradual wearing away or breaking down of rocks by abrasion?
physical
What kind of weathering is wind erosion?
This weathering is called ABRASION
The gradual wearing away or breaking down rocks by abrasion is a type of what weathering?
Mechanical Weathering.
What is weathering of rock caused by solid particles hitting or rubbing against them called?
Particles of sand or dust rubbing across the surface of rocks is called abrasion.
Wind Abrasion is it physical or chemical?
Any form of abrasion is a physical process.
Is wind abrasion chemical or physical?
Any form of abrasion is a physical process.
What is an example of abrasion weathering?
Abrasion is a Physical /Mechanical weathering .Abrasion is the process of wearing down or rubbing away.
Is abrasion physical weathering or chemical weathering?
it is physical weathering
Is a type of physical weathering.?
Frost wedging
Is a platinum ring becoming dull because of continued abrasion a physical or chemical change?
It is a physical process.
What is The gradual wearing away of breaking down rocks by abrasion is a type of?
physical
The gradual wearing away or breaking down of rocks by abrasion is a type of what?
physical
What is the most common form of physical weathering at high elevations?
Abrasion of rocks by wind
What type of weathering is the gradual wearing away or breaking down of rocks by abrasion?
physical
What kind of weathering is wind erosion?
This weathering is called ABRASION
What is a types of physical weathering.?
Some types are thermal stress, frost wedging, abrasion, pressure fractures (pressure release), hydraulic action, and salt crystal expansion.
