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Weathering & Erosion

SOL 6.6d

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Weathering the breaking down of rock by physical or chemical methods
Erosion The process by which sediment and other materials are moved from one place to another
Deposition When sediment is dropped or deposited in a new location
Sediment smaller material broken down by weathering
Ice Wedging when ice in rock expands created cracks until the rock splits apart.
Types of Physical Weathering ice wedging (temps change), animal action, plant growth, abrasion of water, wind, gravity,
Types of Chemical Weathering acids in rain or groundwater, living organisms, oxidation (rusting)
Oxidation when metal in rock reacts with liquid water & oxygen creating rust
Acid Rain chemical in rainwater that ake it more acidic(lowe than 7 pH)
Abrasion the rubbing of rock by particles carried by water, ice, wind or gravity
pH scale scale used (0-14) to measure how acidic a substance is
How does Weathering, Erosion, & Deposition work togethering to create unique landforms on Earth's surface? Water on Earth breaks down rocks on the surface through WEATHERING. The broken down SEDIMENT is then carried away through the process of EROSION and finally placed in new locations by way of DEPOSITION creating unique landforms.
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