Does rock type make a difference in the rate of chemical and mechanical weathering? How about the size of the piece of rock, does that make a difference?
Yes, the type of rock can make a difference because some rocks are softer then others and easier to ware down physically and chemically. Sometimes, the size can make a difference
Size and type do matter!!!!!!!!!!!! Especially when it comes to weathering.
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ReplyDeleteYes, the type of rock can make a difference because some rocks are softer then others and easier to ware down physically and chemically. Sometimes, the size can make a difference
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Yes it does Because marble wears down faster Granite, and size maters to a big rock would take less time than a small rock
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ReplyDeleteYes it makes an impact on how fast it goes through the process and how much chemical weathering it takes to move it away!
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ReplyDeletemarble in a hot hummed climate erodes faster then granite...
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it makes a difference. talk would weather faster than granite for example
ReplyDeleteNOAH L The size and type of the rock do matter in mechanical and chemical weathering.
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DeleteYes, different types of rocks weather faster then others. Like granite weathers slower then marble. Patrick H
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yes some rock takes longer to brake down !
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