Science, asked by Arai5012, 1 year ago

Why does water frozen in the cracks of a rock help to break down the rock?

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Answered by sharansss114

this is because during day time water gets filled in the cracks and hence at night the water freezes which expands the crack.
due to this repeating of filling and freezing causes the break down of rocks

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