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Why does YOUR car go forward when its in reverse?
Most likely the plates or discs in the transmission are stuck together. There is really nothing to be done but repair or replace the transmission. I assume this is an automatic. They tend to fuse together so additives do not help.
On the West Coast of United States is most likely to get earthquakes?
Yes, the west coast of the United States is the most likely to get earthquakes.
What happen if you lick an eraser?
Nothing will happen if you lick an eraser. At the very most, you may get a few small grains of rubber in your mouth.
What are some yearbook teacher superlative ideas?
craziest teacher most helpful most influential/most inspiring most likely to be mistaken for a student most school spirited best substitute most generous most likely to fail you easiest A most entertaining
Where is earthquakes most likely to occur?
earthquakes are most likely to occur on the rim of tectonic plates
Most New York State sandstone bedrock was formed?
in a delta from sand grains deposited, buried, and cemented together by minerals.
Does sand stone have calcite in it?
That would depend on which minerals cemented the sand grains together. Some sandstones are cemented together with the mineral calcite, others are not.
Which is most likely a nonsedimentary rock a rock containing fossil shells a rock showing ripple marks and mud cracks a rock composed of gravel cemented together a rock consisting of large intergrown?
a rock consisting of large intergrown
Are towns dependent on villages?
yes and no it depends on where the towns get their produce from most would most likely rely on villages for grains and such
What rock is most likely resulted from compacting and cementing particles together?
Sandstone is most likely the result of compacting and cementing particles together.
How sand stones form?
Most sandstone is composed of quartz and/or feldspar because these are the most common minerals in the Earth's crust, and it is formed from cemented grains that are either fragments of pre-existing rock or mono-minerallic crystals. Typically, the cements binding these grains together are calcite, clay, or silica.The formation of sandstone is broken apart into 2 stages:1. a layer (or layers) of sand accumulates as a result of sedimentation, either from water (as in a river, lake, sea etc) or from air (desert). The sedimintation occurs by the sand settling out from suspension (ceasing to be rolled or bounced along in the bottom of a body of water) or ground surface.2. once it has accumulated, the sand becomes sandstone when it is compacted by pressure of overlying deposits and cemented by the precipitation of minerals within the pore spaces between sand grains.
Which rocks are most likely resulted from compacting and cementing particles together?
Sandstone rocks are most likely the result of compacting and cementing particles together.
How chemical weathering turns some sandstones into a pile of sand?
For chemical weathering to turn a sandstone into a pile of sand, the sandstone would have to have been cemented by a mineral that was easily attacked by weakly acidic rainfall, most likely calcite. The acidic rainfall would dissolve the cementing material through chemical reaction, leaving the chemically resistant sand grains behind.
Can you take Redumed together with Prozak?
most likely not. :)
Which tough mineral is most likely to survive extensive chemical weathering and form sand grains on beaches or dunes?
Quartz
What is sandstone made up of?
Sandstone is made up of lightly compacted or cemented grains of sand. It should feel gritty to the finger and the grains should be visible. The grains will be mainly silica grains. [Finer grained material would be a siltstone, of which slate is a metamorphosed variety. ]
How resistant to weathering is Limestone?
Not very, over geologic time. Limestone is vulnerable to chemical attack from naturally acidic rainfall and runoff.
