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Jipu 123

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How do weathering and the effects of weathering differ in humid versus arid climates?

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Oxidation is the chemical union of _______________ atoms with another substance.
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Answer to Question 1

Water plays a role in most of thephysical weathering processes, but it is essentialfor all types of chemical weathering. Also,chemical weathering increases as more watercomes into contact with rocks. Chemical weathering,then, is particularly effective and rapid inhumid climates. Most arid regionshave enough moisture to allow some chemicalweathering, but it is much more restricted thanin humid climates.Most chemical reactions proceedfaster at higher temperatures.Low latituderegions with humid climates consequently experiencethe most intense chemical weathering. Inthe tropical rainforest, savanna, and monsoonclimates, chemical weathering is more significantthan physical weathering, soils are deep, andlandforms appear rounded.

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Jipu 123

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Reply 2 on: Aug 7, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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