1.2 Rock breaks up

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1.2 Rock breaks up
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Learning goals
- you understand why climate influences the nature and speed of weathering processes.
- You know how weathering works and know the difference between mechanical and chemical weathering.
- You can explain how caves are formed.

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Lots of Relief
Eternal snow
Rocks
Alpine meadow
Conifers
Deciduous trees
Valley
Tree line
Snow line

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Weathering
The breaking apart of rocks.

1. Mechanical weathering.
2. Chemical weathering.

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Mechanical weathering
1. Due to the expansion and contraction of water with temperature changes -> Frost weathering
2. The expansion and shrinkage of the stone itself due to Large temperature changes

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3. Biological weathering
The breaking down of rock by the roots of plants and trees.

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Chemical weathering
The disintegration/dissolution of rock by fluid and oxygen: the composition of the rock is changing.

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Look at source 13 in your TB
Make a short summary of the heading Chemical weathering about limestone and caves.

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Choose from:
Erosion
Chemical weathering
Mechanical weathering

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Make ex 2
from 1.2

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1.2 Rock breaks up
Part 2

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Make from 1.2
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