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Explain why different climates have different rates of weathering.
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Uhh okay so temperature and precipitation levels vary significantly that is literally all I know ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
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Uhh okay so temperature and precipitation levels vary significantly that is literally all I know ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
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Babe help her
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Babe help her
science ain't my strong suit
@xcoledd1 wrote:
science ain't my strong suit
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
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@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
@xcoledd1 wrote:
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
@midnight97 wrote:
@xcoledd1 wrote:
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
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@xcoledd1 wrote:
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
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@boldbrandon wrote:
@midnight97 wrote:
@xcoledd1 wrote:
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
gotta go
bye dada and papa
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@xcoledd1 wrote:
@boldbrandon wrote:
Different climates change how quickly rocks break down. In warm, rainy places, chemical weathering happens fast. In cold or dry areas, it’s more about freezing and thawing. It’s all about how the weather and nature mix if that makes sense lol
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bye dada and papa
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bye dada and papa
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