Chemical Weathering Stages and Processes Quiz
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What is the role of water in chemical weathering of rocks?

Water is the main operator, causing dissolution and acid reactions to break down minerals.

How does rain contribute to the chemical weathering of rocks?

Rain contains a variety of ions captured from the atmosphere, which participate in chemical reactions.

Explain the relationship between the rate of chemical weathering and Bowens Reaction Series.

The rate of chemical weathering is inversely related to Bowens Reaction Series.

Why are most igneous rocks out of chemical equilibrium with surface conditions?

<p>Most igneous rocks form at depth without surficial environmental conditions like water, atmosphere, and temperature.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some examples of minerals that undergo chemical decomposition due to water?

<p>Silica, K, Na, Mg, Ca, Cl, CO3, and SO4 are some minerals that undergo chemical decomposition.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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