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How does the hydrosphere interact with the geosphere and the atmosphere? Investigation 3: As rain falls to Earth, it changes it’s surface through chemical weathering and physical weathering, the breaking of rock, and erosion, the movement of rock by wind or water. Terms: Chemical Weathering, Physical Weathering, Erosion

Primary Investigation Write the question and answer in a complete sentence Q1. How does water influence the rate of weathering of the soil? Q2. How physical/mechanical and chemical weathering the same and different? Q3. How does the process of erosion move sediment? Importance of the ozone Sun tan lotion technology What is SPF? The weather: Controlling the weather HAARP

Drawings and Labels: Chemical Weathering Conduction

Concept Map Weathering Physical Chemical Erosion The breaking of rock by wind and water The breaking of rock by chemicals in the air Erosion Movement of rock by wind or water

Physical Weathering: Root Wedging Drawing and Labels Draw the picture below to the best of your ability and label the diagram. Physical Weathering: Root Wedging

Exit Slip How does water affect and/or shape our landscape? Write the question and answer in a complete sentence How does water affect and/or shape our landscape? Claim (HOW): Evidence (WHY): Example (WHAT):