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23 December, 23:23

What is the difference between physical and chemical weathering?

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    Chemical weathering most often occurs because of interactions between water, oxygen and carbon dioxide with the chemical compositions within the rock. Hydrolysis, carbonation and solution are all caused by a chemical change within the rock minerals
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