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The Big One On Weathering

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WeatheringThe breaking down of rocks and other minerals at the earth's surface
Mechanical WeatheringWeathering that does not involve changes in the chemical makeup of rocks
Chemical WeatheringWeathering that involves changes in the chemical makeup of rocks
TemperatureWhen rocks are heated and cooled and over time break apart
Frost ActionThe breaking apart of a rock caused by the water freezing and expanding within cracks
Root-PryThe breaking apart of rocks caused by the growth of plant roots
GravityThe pulling of rocks and soil down cliffs and slops
LandslideTumbling of soil,rocks and boulders down a steep hill
OxidationThe process in which oxygen chemically combines with anonother substance
Sulfuric AcidIn places were there is Sulfur Oxides in the air can combine with rain causeing acid rain
ErosionThe process in which the products of weathering are moved from one spot to another
Mass WastingThe Downhill movement of sediments due to gravity
Soil Creepthe slowest kind of mass waisting and occures when alternanit periods of freezing and thawing
DeflationErosion caused by the wind removing loose materials such as clay, silt and sand from the land
LoessAccumulations of fine particals of sand and silt deposited by the wind+
DunesWind pushing sand over deserts and over time makeing huge piles of sand caused dunes
Wind BreakAre formed from fences or trees/bushes to slow down the wind to help reduce erosion caused by wind
Running WaterThe major cause of erosion
Drainage SystemA networkof rilles, qullies, streams and rivers in the area
Drainage BaisonThe total area drained all rivers in a area
WavesErode and shape the shoreline
Sea StackColums of resistant rock left standing when all that was around erodes away
Sea CaveBollowed out portion of a sea cliff
BeachFormed from eroded rock particals that build up in one location
AbrasionThe wearing away of a substance by solid particles carried by wind, water or other forces


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