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V@ndy87

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How do streams erode and deposit material?
 
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Rocks of the continental crust are composed mostly of sial, while rocks of the ocean crust are predominately sima. What is the significance of the distinction between these rock types?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: After chemical and mechanical weathering break down rock, water picks it up and carries it away (erosion) in the stream current. When the stream current decreases speed, it can no longer carry the heavier material, so it drops its load (deposition).

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Answer: Sial is less dense than sima, and the continents lie at a higher elevation as a result.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 14, 2018
Excellent


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