Weathering and Its Effects
Mechanical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
What is Soil
Formation of Soil
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_____ is the mechanical and chemical processes that change objects on Earth's surface over time

What is weathering?

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______ _______ is when physical processes naturally break rocks into smaller pieces

What is Mechanical Weathering?

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100

______ _____ changes the materials that are part of a rock into new materials 

What is Chemical Weathering?

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100

____ is a mixture of weathered rock, rock fragments, decayed organic matter, water, and air

What is Soil?

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______ ______ is the starting material of soil

What is Parent Material?

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200

Weathering processes ___, ____, ____, and _____ ____ rocks

What is Break, Wear, Abrade, Chemically Alter?

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Intense heat from a forest fire can cause rock to ____ and ____

What is expand, crack?

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Water is important to chemical weathering because most substances _______ in water

What is dissolve?

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_______ ______ is the remains of something that was once alive

 What is Organic Matter?

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Soil can develop from ____ that weathered in the same place that the _____ first formed

What is Rock, Rock?

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Pieces also known as sediment are called ____, _____, and _____

What is Sand, Silt, Clay?

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when something is broken into smaller pieces the total surface area _____

What is Increases?

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Acids increase the rate of chemical weathering more than ___ or ____ does

What is Rain, Water?

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_____ are small holes and spaces

What is Pores? 

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300

____ is the average weather of an area

What is Climate?

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400
The largest soil pieces are called 

What is Sand?

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_____ is the amount of space on the outside of an object

What is surface area?

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Vinegar has a PH of of __ to __ so it is an acid

What is 2, 3?

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400

Soil is home to many __________

What is Organisms?

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___________ is the shape and steepness of the landscape

What is Topography?

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500

The smallest soil pieces are called 

What is Clay?

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500

_____ and ____ are both a result of mechanical weathering

What is Sand, Clay?

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500

_______ combines the element oxygen with other elements or molecules

What is Oxidation?

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________ is the process of changing once living material into dark-colored organic matter

What is decomposition?

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______ is all of the organisms that live in a region 

What is Biota?

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