Weathering - weathering acts to break down the large rock masses of the crust into continually smaller segments over time, rocks and minerals may be dissolved by weathering processes - weathering occurs by both physical and chemical processes - physical weathering dominants in arid climates (cold or hot), chemical weathering dominates in humid climates IIa.
(Weathering - weathering acts to break down the large rock masses of the crust into continually smaller segments over time, rocks and minerals; may be dissolved; ) (chemical weathering; dominates; L:in humid climates; IIa)
Weathering - weathering acts to break down the large rock masses of the crust into continually smaller segments over time, rocks and minerals chemical weathering
may be dissolved dominates
L:in humid climates IIa