Mass wasting
erosionMass wasting-also called mass movement-is a collective term and covers many different phenomena. Overall, it refers to the usually slow (but sometimes rapid) downslope movement of rock, soil, regolith, and sundry debris under the influence of gravity.Read more: what-is-mass-wasting
Water n Wind
Chemical weathering
There are four materials in soil: weathered rock particles, organic matter, water, and air.
Weathered material may be moved by some form of transportation, which may include transportation through an agent of erosion, but may also include transportation through mass movement.
erosionMass wasting-also called mass movement-is a collective term and covers many different phenomena. Overall, it refers to the usually slow (but sometimes rapid) downslope movement of rock, soil, regolith, and sundry debris under the influence of gravity.Read more: what-is-mass-wasting
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the process that moves wethe process that moves weathered materials athered materials
Water n Wind
That forms sedimentary rock.
soil
Erosion
Chemical weathering.
Soil, (regolith).
Quite fast, many weathering processes occur there, like exfoliation etc
Transportation of weathered rock can occur via flooding, river, glacier, wind, landslides, earthquakes, meteor impacts, and volcanism.
Chemical weathering