Asked by I am a proud weeb

What is the role of water in the chemical weathering of rock?

It aids in changing the chemical composition of rock.

It causes small pieces of rock to adhere together.

It dissolves rock in the chemical weathering process.

It combines chemicals in the rock with carbon.***
Answered by .>.
Water would rub against the rock, and rubbing tends to make things break, or become smooth. To weather.
Answered by PsyDAG
Agree with .>.
Answered by Kinkajou347
I think the correct answer is that it dissolves rock in the chemical weathering process. I am so sorry if I'm wrong.
Answered by shhhhhhushhhh
the correct answer is "It aids in changing the chemical composition of rock."