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1. hydrolysis
2. rock is exposed to liken and water
3. liken causes acidic chemical weathering, and the addition of water makes it hydrolysis weathering.

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1.  oxidation
2. rust is present

3.  the metal is exposed to oxygen, which causes rust to occur from oxidation

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1. frost wedging
2.  there is a large crack in the rock caused by frost wedging
3. over time water freezes in the cracks of the rock which forces the rock to expand and crack

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1. Frost wedging
2. A crack is shown
3.  The continuous action of freezing and thawing from water inside the rock created a crack.

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1. Biological weathering
2. Rock is being split by the tree root
3. The tree root growing and weathering the rock

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1. Dissolution
2. Small green spots : Lichens
3. Lichens release acid to break down the rock

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1. Oxydation
2. The surface of the rock is smooth and can identify rust
3. continuous contact with acid and water

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1. Frost wedging
2. cracks are seen
3. Continuous freezing and thawing action from water inside the rock made cracks

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1. dissolution
2. Lichen can be detected
3. green lichen

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1:  Dissolution
2: There is lichen on the rock
3: Lichen

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1: Oxidation
2: The rocks are smooth and rounded
3: Water and acid from the rain has rounded the rock

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1: Frost Wedging
2: The water in the crack is visible and partially frozen
3: The water from rain gets in the rock and the constant freezing and thawing has expanded the rock crack

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1) Frost wedging
2) There are cracks in the rock
3) Cold weather and rain causing water in the rocks to expand and contract, forming cracks

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1. Frost wedging
2. Because of the crack in the rock
3. Caused by water entering the rock and freezing and expanding to create cracks

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1. Dissolution
2. Because of the presence of white lichen
3. Dissolution caused by acidic water from lichen

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1) Oxidation.
2) The rocks are smooth and have a colour that indicates rust
3) Water and Acid in streams coming in contact with the rock.

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This rock has been weathered by hydrolysis and or hydration as it has unnaturally smooth sides

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1. Hydration
2. Because of the rounded edges
3. Caused by water eroding the sharp edges away

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This is a clear photo of lichen that occurred from chemical weathering since the colour and composition has changed; specifically dissolution

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1) Dissolution
2) There is white patches on the rock (lichen)
3) Lichen breaks down the rock

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This photo shows that one rock has been cracked into two pieces most likely from frost wedging because the composition is the same (so it’s not chemical weathering) and the cold temperature expanded and broke the rock.

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1. Chemical weathering
2. There are pactches of moss that cover the rocks
3. The cause is the disolving of the rock

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1: Dissolution: The rock has been shaped due to acid rain

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1. Frost shattering
2. There are many cracks in the rocks
3. The cold freezing climate is the reason for making cracks in the rocks

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1. This type of weathering is Oxidation
2. The rock has a reddy tinge look to it

3. The cause of this is the oxygen reacting to the iron in the rock