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Chemical Weathering Directions: Read the passage. Water Oxygen Directions: Read the passage. Chemical Weathering is a process that breaks down rock through chemical changes. This type of weathering produces a rock that has a different make up from the original rock. The agents of chemical weathering are water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, living organisms, and acid rain. Water weathers the rock by dissolving the rock. Oxygen causes red or brown rust to form on some rocks and makes the rock soft and crumbly. Carbon dioxide produces carbonic acids that easily weathers marble and limestone. Living organisms produce weak acids that dissolve rock around roots. Acid rain, formed by burning coal, oil, and gas, causes very rapid chemical weathering. Mechanical and chemical weathering often work together to break down rock and other substances at Earth’s surface. Carbon Dioxide Living Organisms Acid Rain Acid Rain

Chemical Weathering Directions: Answer the following using the word bank. The process that breaks down rock through chemical changes is called ____________________________. ____________________________, formed by burning coal, oil, and gas, causes very rapid chemical weathering. Carbonic acids that easily weathers marble and limestone is produced from ____________________________. ____________________________ weathers the rock by dissolving the rock. ____________________________ produce weak acids that dissolve the rock around roots. The formation of red or brown rust which makes some rocks soft and crumbly is caused by ____________________________. Word Bank acid rain carbon dioxide chemical weathering living organisms oxygen water

What have we learned?

The process that breaks down rock through chemical changes is called Question The process that breaks down rock through chemical changes is called ____________________.

Question ____________________, formed by burning coal, oil, and gas, causes very rapid chemical weathering.

____________________. Question Carbonic acids that easily weathers marble and limestone is produced from ____________________.

_____________________ weathers the rock by dissolving the rock. Question _____________________ weathers the rock by dissolving the rock.

Question _____________________ produce weak acids that dissolve the rock around roots.

____________________. Question The formation of red or brown rust which makes some rocks soft and crumbly is caused by ____________________.