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What is carbonation? Give two eg of the landforms formed by carbonation.

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Answered by Anonymous
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It acts on a rock containing limestone and chalk. The reaction results in calcium bicarbonate which is highly soluble and gets easily washed away in solution as it flows through rocks or seeps below the surface. Weathering of limestone region in this way give rise to various landforms like stalactites and stalagmites.

Answered by toshi2007
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It acts on a rock containing limestone and chalk. The reaction results in calcium bicarbonate which is highly soluble and gets easily washed away in solution as it flows through rocks or seeps below the surface. Weathering of limestone region in this way give rise to various landforms like stalactites and stalagmites.

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