What does corrosion mean in geography?

Answer 1

corrasion is the grinding of rock fragments carried by the river against the banks and bed of the channel. this grinding action widens and deepens the channel. this is also known as abrasion. it is particularly effective during floods when large fragments of rock are carried along the river bed eroding the bed and banks

Answer 2

Oh, dude, corrosion in geography is like when rocks and soil get all worn down and broken apart by stuff like water, wind, and ice. It's like nature's way of saying, "Hey, I'm gonna slowly erode away this mountain over the next million years, no big deal." So, yeah, corrosion is just Mother Nature doing her thing, breaking stuff down over time.

Answer 3

In geography, corrosion refers to the wearing away of rocks or soil due to the chemical action of water, air, or other liquids. This process contributes to the shaping of landforms such as caves, valleys, and riverbeds over time.

Answer 4

It means that the water transports debris such as rocks and sand across a rock shelf causing it to erode.

Answer 5

The chemical action on rocks by sea water and is most effective on limestone rocks which are carried away in solution.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

the mechanical erosion of soil and rock by the abrasive action of particles set in motion by running water, wind, glacial ice, and gravity.