Please describe what you mean by soft and rephrase the question.
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∙ 15y agoGenerally speaking, when a geologist talks of "soft rocks" and "hard rocks" what he or she means is "sedimentary rocks" or "igneous and metamorphic rocks". Limestone is a sedimentary rock, and compared to most other rocks, is relatively soft. lol Different limestones have different hardnesses. Most "marbles" are actually hard limestones, because they have not experienced the high pressures and temperatures required for metamorphism.
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because the weather break down the rock until it gets soft like chalk
Differential erosion occurs when a geologic area was formed of both soft and weak rocks rocks, are harder, more resistant, rocks, weak rocks wear away first leaving behind knobs and cliffs of more resistant rocks.
The materials in soft rocks are soluble or also dissolvant. So anyway, they are made of many materials like hematite that is mostly in almost all of the rocks on the Earth....... In conclusion, the answer is that hematite is the most reasonable because it is the softest mineral found....... My bibliography: google.com, ask.com, yahoo.com, and books from the library... (I know this because I did this for homework..... hehehe)
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Because sedimentary rocks are soft rocks
Hard matrix is supposed to be used for digging hard rocks and soft matrix for soft rocks. It's quite confusing to me
i am not sure......
Generally speaking, when a geologist talks of "soft rocks" and "hard rocks" what he or she means is "sedimentary rocks" or "igneous and metamorphic rocks". Limestone is a sedimentary rock, and compared to most other rocks, is relatively soft. lol Different limestones have different hardnesses. Most "marbles" are actually hard limestones, because they have not experienced the high pressures and temperatures required for metamorphism.
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big, soft, hairy and salty rocks
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well It Is hard because all rocks are hard
well,the world may never know
because the weather break down the rock until it gets soft like chalk
if you throw a rock in soft ground it would make a whole