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mechanical weathering
pysicial breakdown of rocks into smaller pecies without changing their chemical composition
chemical weathering
process where rocks and minerals are broken down, decomposed or alrered theoufh chemical reactions
sheeting/exfoilation
rock layers of rock break away in thin, curved sheets, resemvling onion layers
abrasion
wears rocks surfaces through the friction and impact of particles transported by water, ice, or wind
dissolution
slightly acidic water breaks down and dissolves minerals in rocks into constituent ions
hydrolysis
water reacts with minerals, breaking down their atomic structure to form new minerals
mass wasting
the downslope movement of rock, soil, and debris under the force of gravity
angle of repose
steepest angle at which loose material remians stable without sliding
weathering
the process of breaking down rocks on earths surface
alvial fan
a deposit of sediment formed where a stream leaves a mountian range
deposition
sediment settles and is deposited in a new location
sediemnt
material moved by erosion