Chemical Weathering review

Chemical Weathering Review

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What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

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is the physical or chemical break down of rock.

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is the removal of pieces of rock and taken to another location.

Multiple Choice

Which picture shows and example of chemical weathering?

Categorize

Options (8)

process in which carbonic acid reacts with minerals in rocks

a process in which minerals dissolve when they react with water

process in which water chemically bonds to minerals in rock to form new substances

Halite

Limestone

process in which oxygen combines with minerals to form new substances

Clay

Rust

Organize these processes to the correct term.

oxidation

hydrolysis

dissolution

carbonation

Multiple Choice

In which type of climate is chemical weathering MOST active?

• warm and humid

• cold and dry

• cold and humid

• warm and dry

Multiple Choice

In which process does oxygen react with iron minerals in rock to form rust?

• carbonation

• solution

• oxidation

• hydration

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an agent of chemical weathering?

• Air and Water

• Human Activity

• Living Things

• Sand Abrasion

Multiple Choice

True of False: Chemical and Mechanical Weathering usually work together to break down rocks.

• True

• False

Draw

Draw a picture that comes to your mind when you think chemical weathering.

Draw

Draw a picture of mechanical weathering.

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