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Sarah Rivas
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17 September, 18:49
Ice wedging is a form of chemical weathering. t/f
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Beck
17 September, 18:54
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False, True would be mechanical weathering.
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Kathryn Ashley
17 September, 18:59
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Ice wedging is a form of mechanical weathering not chemical weathering.
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