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Unit 3 Weathering and Erosion

front 1

How many types of weathering are there?

back 1

Two

front 2

The change in composition of minerals when they react chemically with water is considered what type of chemical weathering?

back 2

hydrolysis

front 3

What are the 4 agents that erode our planet?

back 3

gravity, water, ice, and wind

front 4

When water seeps into cracks in rock and then freezes, breaking the rock, is considered what type of weathering?

back 4

ice/frost wedging

front 5

Define runoff:

back 5

Water that flows over the ground surface rather than soaking into the ground.

front 6

What are the two types of weathering?

back 6

Mechanical and chemical

front 7

Define mechanical weathering:

back 7

Physical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces

front 8

Define glacier

back 8

A large, slow moving mass of ice.

front 9

Define single column:

back 9

When a stalactite and stalagmite meet in the middle and fuse together.

front 10

Define slump:

back 10

When a large block of soil and rock becomes unstable and moves downhill in one piece.

front 11

This type of erosion usually occurs in dry areas with little to no vegetation.

back 11

Erosion by wind