Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Mech and Chem Weathering

How does mechanical weathering help to increase chemical weathering?  

91 comments:

Samantha L said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

Katie N. said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.
mechanical weathering causes rock to break down into pieces. the lesser the size of the particles, the more the surface or exposed or reactive area of the rock.
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Ben S said...

The mechanical weathering exposes the chemical elements, therefore speeding up the process of chemical weathering

Griffin M. said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

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Anonymous said...

It will increases the surfuces so cemical works faster.

Tyler J said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

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Anonymous said...

macanical weathering is the it

Rylan N said...

Mechanical weathering exposes new area to the chemical agents.

Taylor J said...

Mechanical weathering helps increase chemical weathering because the surface of the rock.

Anonymous said...

It will increases the surfuces so cemical works faster ow ya

Evan L said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.
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Samantha L said...

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Brendan S said...

Mechanical weathering increases the surface of the rock so that chemical reactions can keep going.

Mercedes C. said...

Mechanical weathering increases the surface and the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

Leslie K said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase chemical weathering by breaking down rock even further. The more surface area showing the faster chemical weathering can work.

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Anonymous said...

Mechanical weathering

Lauren B. said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface area of the rocks and therefore speeding up chemical weathering

Griffin M said...

Mechanical Weathering

Jack D said...

Increase surface area speeds up everything thats around the area.

Unknown said...

MECHANICAL weathering exposes fresh surfaces to the chemical agents.
Since it increases the surface areas subject to chemical attack it speeds up the process a lot. By multiples usually, not small increments.
This is part of why in most ore processing crushing and milling is so important.

Evan L said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.
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Lauren B. said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface area of the rocks and therefore speeding up chemical weathering

Blaze Harrison said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so chemical weathering can speed up.

Julia M said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase mechanical weathering by increasing the surface area of a rock so that chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

Noah R said...

Mechanical weathering exposes fresh surfaces to the chemical agents. Since it increases the surface areas subject to chemical attack it speeds up the process a lot.

Kaylee H. said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface area of the rocks and therefore speeding up chemical weathering.

Amber R said...

I do not know how mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering.

Ella T. said...

Mechanical weathering break more of the surface area or the cracks of the rocks and that causes the chemical weathering to speed up.

Anonymous said...

Mechanical makes things open up so chemical can get in to different spots

Erin W said...

Mechanical weathering helps increase chemical weathering by cracking the rock so water can get in the crack and freeze and break the rock.

Sydney G said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface area of the rock, so the chemical reactions react easier, and makes the process easier.

Anonymous said...

i have no idea how mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering.

Ella T. said...

*breaks

Lauren S said...

mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so the chemical weathering can speed its self up.

Anonymous said...

celia d i am not sure how mechanical weathering is?....

Jacob G said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface so chemical weathering can go faster.

Sadie F. said...

Mechanical weathering exposes surface area so the rocks break down faster speeding up the chemical weathering process.

Caitlin B said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase mechanical weathering by increasing the surface area.

TylerW said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so the chemical weathering can speed up its process.

Noah R said...

Mechanical weathering exposes fresh surfaces to the chemical agents. Since it increases the surface areas subject to chemical attack it speeds up the process a lot.

Noah R said...

Mechanical weathering exposes fresh surfaces to the chemical agents. Since it increases the surface areas subject to chemical attack it speeds up the process a lot.

Erin W said...

Mechanical weathering helps increase chemical weathering by cracking the rock so water can get in the crack and freeze and break the rock.

akisha said...

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Erin W said...

Mechanical weathering helps increase chemical weathering by cracking the rock so water can get in the crack and freeze and break the rock.

Anonymous said...

Jared H

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the surface area.

humana said...

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Anonymous said...

i have no idea how mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering.

jack said...

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Anonymous said...

i have no idea how mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering.

Anonymous said...

Jared H

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the surface area.

Julia M said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase mechanical weathering by increasing the surface area of a rock so that chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

Emma W said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase mechanical weathering by increasing the surface area of a rock so that chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

TAYLORg said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the area of the surface.

Taylor V said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so the chemical weathering can speed its self up.

Cassie M said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase mechanical weathering by increasing the surface area of a rock so that chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

Alysse S said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the area of the surface.

Anonymous said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase the surface of the area of a rock
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Unknown said...

Mechanical weathering increases the surface area that can be attacked by chemical weathering.

Anonymous said...

It increases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.

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Jacob T said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the surface area.

Cody M. said...

Mechanical Weathering helps Chemical Weathering by increasing surface area on a rocks surface.

john p said...

mechanical whethering breaks down rocks wich gets attacked by chemical whetering

Anonymous said...

mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the area of the surface

Sophia S said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase chemical weathering by creating more surface area.

Jennifer C said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surface area of the rocks and speeds up chemical weathering.

patrick H said...

Mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering by exposing more area for chemical weathering to happen.

Anonymous said...

Mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering because it wears down and helps break down the rock

Anonymous said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing the surface area.

Adrian K said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing surface area.

Anonymous said...

mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing surface area




Elsa L said...

By exposing surface area

Marie R said...

Mechaniacl weathering can help chemical weathering by giving more area.

McKayla. M said...

Mechanical weathering helps breaks rocks apart and then weathering will finish off the smaller pieces.

Billy M said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so the chemical weathering can speed up its process.

LILY R said...

Mechanical weathering will help chemical weathering by increasing the area of the surface.

lindseyb said...

Mechanical weathering helps to increase chemical weathering by increasing the amount of surface area on the earth.

Abbie N said...

Mechanical weathering can help chemical by helping expose more surface area.

AutumnP said...

Mechanical weathering helps break rocks and make smaller rocks

Kanani L. said...

Mechanical weathering helps chemical weathering by increasing the surface area

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McKayla. M said...

Mechanical weathering helps breaks rocks apart and then weathering will finish off the smaller pieces.

Billy M said...

Mechanical weathering exposes more surfaces so the chemical weathering can speed up its process.

Anonymous said...

mechanical weathering can help chemical weathering by increasing surface area




Anonymous said...

Kassie

it help the srface of the earth

Molly B said...

mechanical weather shows more surface area of rock and speeding chemical weather!

Gavin M said...

Mechanical weathering helps breaks rocks apart and then weathering will finish off the smaller pieces.

DavidM said...

well if its being weathered 2 ways then its going to break it down quicker than just one

Anonymous said...

it helps the increses the surface area

Matthew G said...

Mechanical weathering helps by raising the surface area.

Desi W. said...

ncreases the surface area of the rock so chemical reactions can proceed at a faster rate.
mechanical weathering causes rock to break down into pieces. the lesser the size of the particles, the more the surface or exposed or reactive area of the rock.
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Gavin M said...

Mechanical weathering helps breaks rocks apart and then weathering will finish off the smaller pieces.

Molly B said...

mechanical weather shows more surface area of rock and speeding chemical weather!