Mechanical and chemical weathering break down rocks. The rock cycle is the life of the rock and what happens in its cycle. They are huge parts of the rock cycle.
The rock cycle is a continuos process and it happens over millions years. Weathering is one of the first steps of the rock cycle and it's really important.
Chemical Weathering and Mechanical Weathering are a big part of the rock cycle. Also, there are three types of rocks, sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic. :)
Mechanical and chemical weathering break down rocks. The rock cycle is the life of the rock and what happens in its cycle. They are huge parts of the rock cycle.
Chemical and mechanical weathering plays an important part in the rock cycle because they are both the process of breaking down rocks, and breaking down rocks is part of the rock cycle, and if we didn't have weathering, we wouldn't have many rocks on the planet...
Weathering is a big part of the rock cycle. Mechanical weathering is physical damage to the rock and and chemical weathering is when chemicals break down the rocks.
Chemical and Mechanical is the breaking down of rock, which is the large part of the cycle. It changes rocks sizes and shapes. The rock cycle happens over millions of years, it's pretty cool that weathering could happen in a day, or in a year.
Rocks on the surface of the Earth are attacked by weather, which breaks them down. What is this process called? It's actually called weathering, for once a name in science that really makes sense! Rocks are exposed to air, moisture, and even living things that cause them to break down into sediment (loose particles). This process takes place near or at the surface of the Earth. One special thing that you need to remember about weathering is that it only covers breaking down the rocks, not moving the material it loosens from the rocks (for more on moving this material, see erosion).
Chemical and Mechanical is the breaking down of rock, which is the large part of the cycle. It changes rocks sizes and shapes. The rock cycle happens over millions of years, it's pretty cool that weathering could happen in a day, or in a year.
Chemical Weathering and Mechanical Weathering are a big part of the rock cycle. Also, there are three types of rocks, sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic.
Rocks on the surface of the Earth are attacked by weather, which breaks them down. What is this process called? It's actually called weathering, for once a name in science that really makes sense! Rocks are exposed to air, moisture, and even living things that cause them to break down into sediment (loose particles). This process takes place near or at the surface of the Earth. One special thing that you need to remember about weathering is that it only covers breaking down the rocks, not moving the material it loosens from the rocks (for more on moving this material, see erosion).
Chemical and Mechanical is the breaking down of rock, which is the large part of the cycle. It changes rocks sizes and shapes. The rock cycle happens over millions of years, it's pretty cool that weathering could happen in a day, or in a year.
Weathering is a big part of the rock cycle. Mechanical weathering is physical damage to the rock and and chemical weathering is when chemicals break down the rocks.
I know that chemical and mechanical weathering are 2 parts of the rock cycle. Mechanical weathering is physical weathering and chemical weathering works trough chemical reactions to change the rock.
the rock cycle shows the way rocks are formed destroyed and rebuilt. Mechanical and chemical weathering has the effect of breaking down the rocks, turning them into sediments, eroding them and making them become a sedimentary rock.
The rock cycle is the breaking down of rocks and the recreation of rocks. Mechanical and chemical weathering breaks down the rocks into sediment that creates sedimentary rocks
The rock cycle is the breaking down of rocks and the recreation of rocks. Mechanical and chemical weathering breaks down the rocks into sediment that creates sedimentary rocks
The rock cycle is the proces of breaking and changing rocks. Mechanical and chemical weathering change rocks.
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ReplyDeleteChemical and mechanical weathering plays an important part in the rock cycle because they are both the process of breaking down rocks, and breaking down rocks is part of the rock cycle, and if we didn't have weathering, we wouldn't have many rocks on the planet...
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ReplyDeleteRocks on the surface of the Earth are attacked by weather, which breaks them down. What is this process called? It's actually called weathering, for once a name in science that really makes sense! Rocks are exposed to air, moisture, and even living things that cause them to break down into sediment (loose particles). This process takes place near or at the surface of the Earth. One special thing that you need to remember about weathering is that it only covers breaking down the rocks, not moving the material it loosens from the rocks (for more on moving this material, see erosion).
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ReplyDeleteChemical and Mechanical is the breaking down of rock, which is the large part of the cycle. It changes rocks sizes and shapes. The rock cycle happens over millions of years, it's pretty cool that weathering could happen in a day, or in a year.
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DeleteRocks on the surface of the Earth are attacked by weather, which breaks them down. What is this process called? It's actually called weathering, for once a name in science that really makes sense! Rocks are exposed to air, moisture, and even living things that cause them to break down into sediment (loose particles). This process takes place near or at the surface of the Earth. One special thing that you need to remember about weathering is that it only covers breaking down the rocks, not moving the material it loosens from the rocks (for more on moving this material, see erosion).
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