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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Weathering | Braking down of rock
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| Erosion | Movement of rock
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| Mechanical weathering | Physical weathering
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| Chemical weathering | weathering by ACIDS
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| River system |
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| Abrasion | A form of physical weathering when rocks hits each other
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| Acid precipitation |
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| Mass movement | When rocks and sediment come down all at once
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| Watershed | A place that is draind from all of its water
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| Tributary | A water system that joins into a nother water system
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| Soil | Sediment that is brocken up and it is good for vegetation
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| Soil Conservation | A way to conserve soil from erosion
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| Deferential weathering | The idea that softer rocks erode faster than harder rocks
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| What causes rust and what is the scientific term for it? | The cause of rust is when are tuxhes the metal in a rock and the scientific tirm is oxidation
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| What are some causes of mechanical weathering? | Some causes of mechanical weathering is breaking a rock with a hamer or other things
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| Differential weathering,surface area,and and climate affects the rate of weathering
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