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10 October, 02:12

Fill in the blanks to complete each statement about weathering

Weathering is the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles called

weathering is when rocks are physically broken into smaller pieces, but the minerals in

the rock remain the same.

When a rock is broken down in a way that changes the mineral composition, it is called

weathering

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  1. 10 October, 03:28
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    Weathering is the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles called sediment (not sediments)

    Mechanical weathering is when rocks are physically broken into smaller pieces, but the minerals in the rock remain the same

    When a rock is broken down in a way that changes the mineral composition, it is called Chemical Weathering.
  2. 10 October, 03:46
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    Weathering is the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles called:

    sediments

    Weathering is the physical disintegration and chemical decay of rocks into smaller fragments to produce sediments. The product of rock weathering is basically sediments. Some of the sediments can be transformed to form soils when they combine with organic matter, water and air.

    Physical weathering is when rocks are physically broken into smaller pieces, but the minerals in the rock remain the same.

    Physical weathering

    Physical weathering is the disintegration of rocks into smaller bits without altering the chemical make up of the minerals. The goal of physical weathering is to expose rock surface to action of chemical weathering.

    When a rock is broken down in a way that changes the mineral composition, it is called chemical weathering

    chemical weathering

    Chemical weathering is the decay of rocks by altering the minerals in a rock.
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