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Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Look at each picture and decide if it is an example or chemical weathering or mechanical weathering Ch Chemical Use white board: And write M Mechanical

Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Ice Wedging

The rocks have changed to Stalagmites and Stalactites Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Stalactites Stalagmites The rocks have changed to Stalagmites and Stalactites

Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Ice Wedging

The iron in the soil is rusting (changing) Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or The iron in the soil is rusting (changing)

Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Tree roots expanding

The iron nails are rusting (changing) Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or The iron nails are rusting (changing)

“Dust Bowl” Wind weathering and erosion Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or “Dust Bowl” Wind weathering and erosion

“Lichens” growing on the rock and changing the surface Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Brown area “Lichens” growing on the rock and changing the surface

Both chemical and mechanical: Tree roots, water, acid, everything Weathering Mechanical Weathering or Both chemical and mechanical: Tree roots, water, acid, everything

The metal is rusting (changing) Chemical Weathering Mechanical Weathering or The metal is rusting (changing)