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RAP 1/22 pg. 4 1.What is weathering? 2.As shown below, an empty 1,000.- milliliter container has a mass of 250.0 grams. When filled with a liquid, the container and

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RAP 1/22 pg. 4. What is weathering? As shown below, an empty 1,000.-milliliter container has a mass of 250.0 grams. When filled with a liquid, the container and the liquid have a combined mass of 1,300. grams. What is the density?. RAP 1/23 pg 4. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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RAP 1/22 pg. 41. What is weathering?2. As shown below, an

empty 1,000.-milliliter container has a mass of 250.0 grams. When filled with a liquid, the container and the liquid have a combined mass of 1,300. grams. What is the density?

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RAP 1/23 pg 41. The picture below is an example of

what type of weathering?

2. Explain why you think this.

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Topic: Weathering, Soil and Erosion

• Chapter 12 in book– Section: 12.1 - Weathering– Section: 12.2 - Soil– Section: 12.3 - Mass Movements & Erosion – Section: 12.4 - Soil as a Resource

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Weathering: breakup of rock due to exposure to processes that occur on Earth’s surface

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Two types:1. Chemical

-minerals are changed into different substances

2. Mechanical-split or broken into

smaller pieces*no change in composition

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1. AbrasionMechanical

Breakdown of rock by grinding action

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2. Frost Wedging

MechanicalWater freezes in the cracks of rocks and expands

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Root Pry

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Lichen - a symbiosis between algae and fungus. Secretes acid. It is the most important producer

of soil from rock.

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3. Plant and Animal Activity

Mechanical

Chemical

Roots pry open crackx

Lichen secrete acid

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4. Exfoliation

MechanicalPeeling of surface layers

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5. Hydrolysis

ChemicalReaction of water with other substances

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6. Acids

ChemicalDissolves minerals like calcite and rocks like limestone

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7. Oxidation

ChemicalReaction of oxygen with other substances

Example: rust

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Types of Chemical Weathering

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oxidation

acid rain

hydrolysis

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RAP 1/29 pg 41. Which rock was most likely found in

the bottom of a riverbed?

2. What type of weathering is responsible for the river rock?

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Alka Seltzer Lab

1. Follow along with teacher demonstrations.

2. Answer Alka Seltzer Analysis Questions on pg. 6 (Due 1/30)

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RAP 1/30 pg. 8

1.In the alka seltzer lab, what two things changed the weathering rates?

2. Which substance plays the most important role in chemical weathering?

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Weathering Quiz (1/30)

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Rates of Weathering1. Surface Area

2. Climate

3. Composition

a. More surface exposure = faster

a. Wet = faster; Dryer = slower

a. Faster = shale; Slower = quartz

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Where do leaves decay faster?

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quartzite

Erosion has stripped away the overlying rock and Seneca Rocks have been uplifted

=differential weathering