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When water freezes, its volume
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
The process that occurs when physical forces break rock into smaller pieces without changing the rock\'s chemical composition is called
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
The chemical weathering of feldspar produces
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
The atmospheric gas that forms a mild acid when dissolved in water is
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
What force is responsible for the formation of exfoliation domes?
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
Which of the following is NOT associated with mechanical weathering?
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
Which of the ffolowing is the result of chemical weathering?
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
What would cause the inscription on a marble gravestone to become more difficult to read over time?
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carbon dioxide
increases
reactions with oxygen
clay minerals
mechanical weathering
a rock that has been changed into one or more new compounds
chemical weathering
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