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Rock can be broken down by...
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
Ice can break down rocks through...
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
The breaking apart of rock by physical means is _________.
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
Which of the following is NOT an agent of chemical weathering?
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
he process by which rock minerals are changed by natural processes into new substances is known as:
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
Which of the following is not an example of mechanical weathering?
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
Weathering is...
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
Water that gets into tiny cracks can cause a rock to break apart because water _________ when it freezes.
the breaking down of rocks and soil into smaller pieces.
both abrasion and pressure
chemical weathering
water only.
Iron minerals in rocks turn brown and crumble.
mechanical weathering
glaciers
expands
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