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After exposure to the surface, igneous rocks begin the process of weathering. Small particles will be worn and washed away by wind and water and deposited in low lying bodies of water where they may eventually be cemented together by mineral solutions and form sedimentary rock.

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They are eroded chemically and mechanically.

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