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What are exogenic processes?
Geologic processes on
Earth's surface
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What is weathering?
Breaking down of
rocks
and minerals
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How does heavy rain affect rocks?
It may cause
rust
to form
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What is erosion?
Wearing away and
transporting
materials
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What is deposition?
Laying down of
transported
sediment
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What is the difference between erosion and deposition?
Erosion
is the process;
deposition
is the product
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What are the two parts of weathering?
Mechanical
or Physical weathering
Chemical
weathering
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What is mechanical weathering?
Breakdown of rocks without
composition
change
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How does pressure contribute to weathering?
Granite
rises, cools, and becomes brittle
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What happens to rocks at high temperatures?
They
expand
and fracture
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What is frost wedging?
Water freezes in cracks,
expanding
and breaking rocks
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What causes abrasion in rocks?
Impact
and
friction
during collisions
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How do organic activities contribute to weathering?
Roots
penetrate cracks and
expand
rocks
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What human activities contribute to physical weathering?
Digging
,
quarrying
, and
cultivating
land
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How do burrowing animals contribute to weathering?
They
excavate
ground for habitation
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What is chemical weathering?
Breakdown of rocks with
composition
changes
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What is dissolution in chemical weathering?
Acid dissolves specific
minerals
in water
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What is hydrolysis in weathering?
Minerals
react with water to form clay
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What is oxidation in weathering?
Oxygen
reacts with
minerals
causing
rusting
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What are endogenic processes?
Processes occurring under
Earth's
surface
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What is primordial heat?
Internal heat from a planet's early evolution
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What is radiogenic heat?
Heat from spontaneous nuclear disintegration
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What percentage of Earth's internal heat comes from radioactive isotopes?
About 50%
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Which isotopes are responsible for radiogenic heat?
238U
,
235U
,
232Th
,
40K
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What is conduction in heat transfer?
Transmission of
thermal energy
between atoms
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What is convection in heat transfer?
Heat transfer by movement of
mass
in fluids
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What is radiation in heat transfer?
Transfer of heat without direct contact
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What is magmatism?
Movement of magma to form
igneous
rocks
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What geological features are formed by magmatism?
Mountains
,
volcanoes
, and
island arcs
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What boundaries are associated with magmatism?
Convergent
and
divergent
boundaries
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What processes are responsible for mountain formation?
Magmatism
Tectonic forces
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