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Why do you think are the rocks harder inside than outiside?

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Answered by AryanAkshat72
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Explanation:

because of volcano eruption

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • The gradual distinctigration of rocks is caused by atmosphere forces.
  • The rocks in exposed to heat expand and contract when cooled down.
  • As surface rock contract and expands and contracts again, it gradually becomes brittle and begins to break down.
  • Water reacts with the chemicals in the rock and further weakens it.
  • It easier to chip small pieces of rock from the outside layer rather than from the core of the rock.
  • Thus we can say the rocks are harder inside and outside.

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