I think that is Mechanical Weathering- Mechanical weathering takes place when rocks are broken down without any change in the chemical nature of the rocks
It Think it is weathering the reason why is that water builds up in a under ground stream and as that water is hitting after about 100-500 years the rocks will erode and make it small!
Two types of weathering are chemical and mechanical, one example of chemical is or rock breaking down another using the chemical contents. One example of mechanical weathering is when I rock is changed by a force made from mechanics.
The process that changes large pieces of rock to small pieces of rock is called chemical weathering.
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ReplyDeleteI think that is Mechanical Weathering- Mechanical weathering takes place when rocks are broken down without any change in the chemical nature of the rocks
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ReplyDeleteRocks break down from erosion and the presure of the water
ReplyDeleteThe process when a bigger rock is transformed into a smaller rock is called Chemical Weathering.
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