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an increase in temperature in daytime causing a rock to crack
an increase in temperature in daytime causing a rock to crack
an insect digging a hole in rock for its home
an insect digging a hole in rock for its home
oxidation of certain metals in rock
oxidation of certain metals in rock
rock breaking apart during a rock slide
rock breaking apart during a rock slide
acid rain breaking down compounds in rock statues
acid rain breaking down compounds in rock statues
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The two correct examples of chemical weathering are:
Oxidation of certain metals in rock - This is a chemical change that alters the composition of the minerals within the rock.
Acid rain breaking down compounds in rock statues - This process involves chemical reactions between the acid rain and the minerals in the stone, leading to deterioration.
The other options relate more to physical weathering or biological processes.
