Calcite.
shale and sandstone
sandstone
The most likely cause of weathering would be from windblown abrasive particles.
Iron, or Iron Ore, is a mineral that is found within rock. It would be more likely to be found in igneous rocks as a vein or ore to be mined. However, red sandstone has particles of iron ore within it, which give it the reddy colour.
Sandstone is most likely the result of compacting and cementing particles together.
Sandstone. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock - which is the only type of rock which can contain fossils.
As sandstone is a sedimentary rock formed from grains of sand over millions of years), applying heat and pressure is likely to pulverise the sandstone.
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Because shale and sandstone don't let water pass them, but conglomerate does
shale and sandstone
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.
sandstone
Sedimentary rock like sandstone
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The most likely cause of weathering would be from windblown abrasive particles.
The internal atomic structure of a mineral most likely determines the mineral's hardness, cleavage and crystal shape.
Iron, or Iron Ore, is a mineral that is found within rock. It would be more likely to be found in igneous rocks as a vein or ore to be mined. However, red sandstone has particles of iron ore within it, which give it the reddy colour.