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Valery Obrien
21 October, 22:50
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Scarlett Watkins
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Mechanical weathering is the physical disintegration of rocks into chunks and bits.
Weathering is the physical and chemical disintegration of rocks to form sediments and soils.
Mechanical weathering is also known as physical weathering. The sole aim of mechanical weathering is to increase the surface area of rocks so that chemical weathering will be more effective. Mechanical weathering is made possible by: Pressure release on rock Frost action Thermal expansion and contraction. Alternate wetting and drying Salt crystal growth Biological activities
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