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discuss the process of mechanical weathering

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Mechanical weathering is the process of breaking big rocks into little ones. ... That process occurs when the water inside of rocks freezes and expands. That expansion cracks the rocks from the inside and eventually breaks them apart. The freeze-thaw cycle happens over and over again and the break finally happens.........♡

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