Environmental Sciences, asked by nickname1292, 1 month ago

Why is weathering an important process in the environment

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Answered by sheryl2k5
83

Answer:

Weathering is a part of geomorphic process leading to the disintegration and decomposition of rocks and minerals on the earth's surface as a result of physical and chemical action that leads to the formation of soil being a vital resource of rock weathering.

Answered by annasl
9

Answer:

  • it helps in soil formation
  • improves biodiversity of a region
  • helps in root penetration into the rocks
  • helps in the formation of several ores like alumnium, manganese, iron copper etc.

Explanation:

weathering refers to the process of breakdown of rocks and minerals on the surface of earth

the impact of weathering depend upon the climatic conditions, geographic region and the type of rocks and vegetation

weathering occurs in 3 ways.

they are: physical, chemical and mechanical weathering

importance of weathering are as follows:

  • it helps in soil formation
  • improves biodiversity of a region
  • helps in root penetration into the rocks
  • helps in the formation of several ores like alumnium, manganese, iron copper etc.
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