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

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

Answered by ItzEnchantedBoy
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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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