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What does this mean?

Biology
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True [87]1 year ago
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The sediment was being deposited in a new location. <u>Option D.</u>

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Chemical weathering describes the process by which chemicals in rainwater change the minerals of rocks. Carbon dioxide in the air dissolves in rainwater, making it slightly acidic. Weathering describes the deterioration or dissolution of surface rocks and minerals.

Water Ice Salt Plants Animals Changes in temperature are all factors in weathering. When rock is mined, rock fragments and minerals are carried away through a process called erosion. When flooding occurs streams erode Also the same amount of sediment builds up creating a new equilibrium. Plants and animals' air and water are the main causes of weathering.

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