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Weathering
The breaking down of rocks into smaller particles from the effects of wind, water, and ice
Erosion
The carrying away or moving of these weathered materials by wind, water, or ice to a new location
Deposition
The buildup of land where the wind, water, and ice finally stop moving and drop the sediment or soil in this new location
Mechanical weathering
The physical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces because of wind, water, or ice
Chemical weathering
The disintegration of rock forming minerals caused by solvents (water), temperature, reaction with oxygen or hydrogen, and mild acids
Biological (organic) weathering
Processes that result from the action of vegetation, or by some animals, including root wedging and the production of organic acids
Rocks dissolving due to underground water
Chemical weathering
Root
Part of plant that causes rocks to break
Gravity
Main cause of erosion
Wind, water, and ice (glaciers)
Three other factors that can cause erosion
Natural hazards are classified
Based on how they occur (Interior, surface, and atmospheric)
Interior processes
Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes
Surface processes
Mass wasting (mudslides), Tsunamis, and Landslides
Atmospheric processes
Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and Floods
Richter scale
Scale used to measure earthquakes
Seismometer / Seismograph
Tool used to measure the intensity of earthquakes
Causes of Tsunamis
Underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions
Convergent boundary
Type of boundary that causes volcanic eruptions
Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI)
Scale that volcanic eruptions are classified on
Hurricanes form
Over warm ocean water near the equator
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale
Scale Hurricanes are measured on
How Tornadoes form
Slower wind on the ground move in the opposite direction of faster, wetter air in storm clouds
Enhanced Fujita Scale
Scale Tornadoes are measured on
Earthquakes
Natural hazard that occurs due to plates shifting and releasing stored energy and most unpredictable natural hazard
Geoscience process
Any process that happens on and to Earth, such as weathering, erosion, or plate tectonics
small scale processes
Landslide and cave formation
large scale processes
plate tectonics, volcanic eruptions, seafloor spreading
Fast processes
earthquakes, meteorite crash, and volcanic eruptions
Slow processes
weathering & erosion, continental drift, cave formation