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Which of the following is an example of chemical weathering? wind breaking a rock into small pieces ice breaking apart cracks in a rock water smoothing a rock in a stream minerals in rock becoming powdery and rusty
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Minerals in a rock becoming powdery and rusty is a chemical reaction, thus is Chemical Weathering.
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