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Rocks and wethering

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1. Some plants product acids which result in ______________ weathering . Chemical
2. A rock that contains tiny, connected spaces though which water can move is acid to be ______________. Permeable
3. One agent of chemical weathering is ______________ which combines with water to from carbonic acid. Carbon dioxide
4. The actions of animals most commonly can cause the type of weathering know as _____________. Mechanical
5. Rapid chemical weathering can be cause by ________________, which is rain combined with pollutants. Acid rain
6. Some plants product acids that result in _____________ weathering. Chemical
7. The factors that determine the rate of weathering are the type of ________ and _________. rock and climate
8. Acid rain causes very rapid ___________ weathering. Chemical
9. The most important agent of chemical weathering is _____________. Water
10. After chemical weathering, the chemical makeup of the weathering rock is __________ than the original rock Diffrent
11. Freezing and thawing are an example of __________ weathering. Mechanical
12. The movement of rock particles by ice, wind, or gravity is called _________. Erasion
13. The rate of chemical weathering is _____________ in hot, wet climates than in cold, dry climates. Faster
14. The gas that causes rock containing iron to oxidize is _______________________. Oxygen
15. The type of weathering that occurs due to release of pressure is ____________ weathering. Mechanical
16. What has a rock probably been chemically weathered by if it contains iron and becomes soft, crumbly, and reddish-brown in color. Oxygen
17. What may the growth of plant roots and animal activity result in? Mechanical
18. Granite will last a long time when it is used for building in what type of climate? cold climat
19. what kind of weathering causes the mineral composition of rock to change? chemical
20. what type of climate causes weathering to happen rapidly? hot and wet
21. what is ice wedging? is the process water freezes in rocks acting like a wedge to break into rocks acting like a wedge.
22. what is uniformitarianism? the same process that happened in the past is happing today
23. why does a permeable rock weather easily? it has tiny air spaces that allows water to seep into the rock
24. what can scientist infer from the rounded shape of the appalachian mountains? that they are older rocks
25. a marble statue is left exposed to the weather. what agent of mechanical weathering probably will cause it to weather? freezing and thawing
26. describe how freezing and thawing of water causes mechanical weathering it expands if water gets in it
27. plant roots that force cracks in rocks father apart are an agent of ___________ weathering. Mechanical
28. What is the agent of mechanical weathering called in which rock is worn away by the grinding action of other rock particles. Abrasion
29. Explain how oxygen causes chemical weathering. Iron combines with oxygen in the presence of water in a process called oxidation.
30. For hundred of years, an ancient statue had been kept outdoors in a country with a dry, mild climate. AU.S. city bought the statue and placed it outdoors in a park. The city has hot, rainy summers, freezing winter temperatures, and air pollution acid rain,hot and cold climates, thawing and freezing, and ice wediging may weather a statue down.
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