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Answer:Thus, we can say that weathering provides key nutrients for life through the process of leaching. The soluble nutrients are transferred to soils layers below the immediate surface (e.g., the "B" layer). ... As weathering proceeds, the boundaries of the vulnerable feldspar (and other) mineral grains start to decay.

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