A rock's composition is not changed by mechanical weathering. Only the size of the fragments decreases. ... Mechanical weathering breaks rocks down into smaller fragments, and increases the surface area of the over all material. By increasing the surface area, chemical processes may act more easily upon the rock surface.
Pushing(Compression) Causes the faults and folds
Answer:
$1,194.59 - Checking
$2,381.47 - Savings
Explanation:
$478.61 + $715.98 = $1,194.59
$3,097.45 - $715.98 = $2,381.47
<span>Protons and neutrons are both centrally located in an atom's nucleus, while negative electrons surround the nucleus in designated shells (which are commonly thought of as "orbits" as labeled in the PhET simulation).
Nucleus of an atom has positive charge, electrons are negative and atom has neutral net charge.</span>
