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What causes chemical weathering? a. damage caused by animals and plants c. natural acids b. ice wedging d. physical factors

What causes chemical weathering? a. damage caused by animals and plants c. natural acids b. ice wedging d. physical factors
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What causes chemical weathering?

a.
damage caused by animals and plants
c.
natural acids
b.
ice wedging
d.
physical factors

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User Tomliversidge
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OK so basically Chemical weathering occurs from rain and other things that are washed in with it so best choice will be to go with option C. Natural Acids.
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User Poma
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natural acids because chemicals erode rocks in chemical weathering

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