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Which action can help slow down the process of chemical weathering?(1 point) Responses removing clay to avoid weakening rocks r...Asked by help me pleeease
Which action can slow the process of chemical weathering?(1 point)
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removing clay to avoid weakening rocks.
removing clay to avoid weakening rocks.
burning less fossil fuels.
burning less fossil fuels.
using less water in industrial areas.
using less water in industrial areas.
removing iron oxide to avoid breaking down rocks.
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removing clay to avoid weakening rocks.
removing clay to avoid weakening rocks.
burning less fossil fuels.
burning less fossil fuels.
using less water in industrial areas.
using less water in industrial areas.
removing iron oxide to avoid breaking down rocks.
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Which is least affected by chemical weathering?(1 point)
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A statue made of marble.
A statue made of marble.
A bridge made of iron rods.
A bridge made of iron rods.
A chair made of plastic.
A chair made of plastic.
A pile of tiles made of quartz.
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A statue made of marble.
A statue made of marble.
A bridge made of iron rods.
A bridge made of iron rods.
A chair made of plastic.
A chair made of plastic.
A pile of tiles made of quartz.
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How do igneous rocks form?(1 point)
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from the cooling of magma.
from the cooling of magma.
from the modification of existing rocks.
from the modification of existing rocks.
from the cementing of sediments.
from the cementing of sediments.
from the evaporation of water.
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from the cooling of magma.
from the cooling of magma.
from the modification of existing rocks.
from the modification of existing rocks.
from the cementing of sediments.
from the cementing of sediments.
from the evaporation of water.
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