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the process in which rocks are broken down into soil is, :weathering.
Gravel.
The breaking down of rocks has to do with a process called erosion. Erosion happens over a long period of time, but it can do tremendous rock damage when it's done! Erosion is caused by weather or the ocean. For instance, the sea laps up on a cliff face for years, and then finally breaks off part of, or the whole cliff face.
The naturally occurring breaking of rocks into smaller pieces is called physical (or mechanical) weathering. The other forms are biological and chemical weathering. All result in the diminution in size of the original rock.
Wind weathering is the process were small sediments and/or sand is brushed against rocks due to abrasion.
To put is simply, weathering is breaking big rocks into small rocks. Erosion is moving those small rocks somewhere else - by wind, water or ice.
No. Calcite is also found in marble, marl, and can occur in small amounts in igneous rocks as a product of chemical weathering.
Weathering.
weathering breaks ddown rocks and bulid up the land in small little peices of rocks
No. Calcite is also found in marble, marl, and can occur in small amounts in igneous rocks as a product of chemical weathering.
Mechanical weathering is taking a big rock and breaking it down to small rocks by releasing pressure, freezing and thawing (water and ice), animal action, plant growth and abrasion. Chemical weathering is when a rock loses it shape but STILL IS MADE OF THE SAME METRICAL. Chemical weathering uses water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, living organism, and acid rain.
the process in which rocks are broken down into soil is, :weathering.
Gravel.
Weathering. It is a set of processes that break solid rocks into fragments.
The breaking down of rocks has to do with a process called erosion. Erosion happens over a long period of time, but it can do tremendous rock damage when it's done! Erosion is caused by weather or the ocean. For instance, the sea laps up on a cliff face for years, and then finally breaks off part of, or the whole cliff face.
The naturally occurring breaking of rocks into smaller pieces is called physical (or mechanical) weathering. The other forms are biological and chemical weathering. All result in the diminution in size of the original rock.
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