Section 2A (Science 6)

A chemical change in which a substance combines with oxygen, as when iron oxidizes, forming rust.

• Oxidation

• Abrasion

• Weathering

• Exfoliation

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Match

• exfoliation

• The grinding away of rock by other rock particles carried in water, ice, or wind (such as river rock)

• frost heaving

• The lifting of rock or soil by the expansion of freezing water.

• abrasion

• The splitting of rock when ice freezes /unfreezes repeatedly

• frost wedging

• A process which removes overlying layers (they peel like layers of an onion).

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What is the chemical change in which a substance combines with oxygen?

• Acid rain

• Oxidation

• Frost heaving

• Carbonic acid

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rain containing carbonic and sulfuric acids (can cause chemical weathering)

• Acid rain

• Melt-you rain

• Frost heaving

• Carbonic acid

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What is the mechanical weathering process that removes overlying layers?

(lower case)

What is the grinding away of rock by other rock particles carried in water, ice, or wind?

• frost heaving

• Abrasion

• Exfloliation

• Frost wedging

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Mechanical Weathering

,

(b) Chemical Weathering

• acid rain

• carbonic acid

• oxidation

• frost wedging

• frost heaving

• example: rust

• exfoliation

• abrasion

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can produce a mild acid that can (very slowly) cause chemical weathering

• lichens

• abrasion

• 

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label the parts of the cave

a

b

c

column

stalactite

stalagmite

A scientist who studies caves is called a:

• Geologist
• Archaeologist
• Speleologist

• Paleontologist