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If it is smaller or fractured when compared to an earlier time period
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Mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?
can you tell me about chemical and mechanical weathering
When does a rock have lower rate of weathering?
a rock would have a lower rate of weathering when it has more surface area exposed to weathering.
While physical weathering will break a rock into chunks what turns the rock into soil?
chemical weathering
How weathering change rocks?
how does weathering change rock
Explanations of the three types of weathering?
chemical weathering is when a chemical reacts with a rock to brake down a rock.
Mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?
can you tell me about chemical and mechanical weathering
What is weathering that does not alter the chemical composition of the rock called?
The type of weathering that does not alter the chemical composition of the rock is called physical weathering. The acid weathering usually alter the chemical composition of a rock.
While physical weathering will break a rock into chunks what turns the rock into soil?
chemical weathering
When does a rock have lower rate of weathering?
a rock would have a lower rate of weathering when it has more surface area exposed to weathering.
Rock formed from the fusion of weathering?
Weathering may change the rock into many shapes.
How does igneous rock changes into sedimentery rock?
By weathering either by physical or chemical weathering.
What effect does weathering have on igneous rock?
The effect of weathering is to reduce the volume of the igneous rock.
Which family of rock is formed from weathering?
Clastic sedimentary rock is the usual type of rock formed from the products of rock weathering.
What kind of weathering is a cracked rock?
It is water weathering
How weathering change rocks?
how does weathering change rock
The process that breaks down rock and other materials at earth's surface is called?
It is called weathering. Erosion is the weathering and movement of rocks and rock fragments.
What combination of process can transform a metormorphic rock to sediments?
Exposure, weathering, and erosion can transform a metamorphic rock into sediments.
