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sand stone or limestone (made up of sand)
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slate, marble, gneiss, and quartzite
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granite, pumice, and basalt
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stand stone and limestone.
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Any type of rock can be weathered
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how sedimentary rock gets formed? Conversion to rock.
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Called conglomerate when big particles of rock are mixed in with smaller cement rocks.
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The process of the ocean water on the rain falls on the landscape and then create rivers and others
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no mineral difference in the rock, the rock is just broken down. Frost wedging could occur with temperatures.
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chemical weathering process. Acid rain can alter the limestone calcuiumcarbonic chemical.
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Chemical weathering. Iron in rocks, can change the color of the rocks
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chemical weathering of aluminum and granite (high ciliate chemicals
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When a tree falls from the rock weathering
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a layer of dissolved minerals as plant and animal material is starting to break down
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can relase chemicals that can start to break down the rock.
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Is rock that contains minerals and soil, which goes through the rock cycle
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| The layers of soil are composed of these two componinents.. |
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| Humas in soil is found on the ____layer, which includes _____and _____ |
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Upper, which includes litter and topsoil
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| Organic matter is found in the ____layers of soil, and consists of ____and_____. |
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Lower layers, and consists of subsoil and parent material.
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| Minerals can increase their supply by: |
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Finding new supplies improved by improved technology, higher market prices.
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| Minerals are in limited supply through three main areas |
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Geology (very little supply), economics (too pricey), and environmental impact (too risky).
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| Minerals found in this type of rock are unstable. |
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Manganese, cobalt, platinum, and chromium
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| Erosion in soil can lead to three major environmental impacts. |
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loss of soil nutrient, water pollution, and flooding.
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| Eriosion by wind and water can come ____ or ____. |
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Naturally or by human process.
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| Erosion by human process comes from four main problems: |
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Farming, overgrazing, excessive irrigation, and construction.
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| What can be used for organic fertlizing? |
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Compost from animal manure, or compost
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Rock that contains little or high amounts of desired minerals
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Molten rock below the earth's surface.
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The process of removing mountain tops to expose coal underneath the mountain (often down with explosives).
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Using elements to built material from the bottom up.
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A layer of soil and rock that overlies mineral deposits
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When waves in the ocean are created from the eruption of the ocean floor.
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A vent in the earths surface where magma, liquid lava, and gases are released into the environment.
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the inner most part of the earth, the inner layer is solid and a molten outer hot layer is the the outer core
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part of the mantle that makes pliable rock.
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