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Rebecca notices a huge crack in a larger boulder in her garden. She . . . The steps of this process include water entering the rock, freezing and expanding, exerting pressure, widening the cracks, and finally splitting the rock This process is especially common in climates with fluctuating temperatures around the freezing point
Drag each tile to the correct box Rebecca | StudyX In order for frost wedging to occur A water must get inside of a crack or pore in a rock B triangular shaped pieces of rock must be created first C the rock must be in a tropical zone
rebecca notices huge crack large boulder garden. she realizes that the . . . Place the steps of the frost wedging process in order The freeze-thaw cycle continues to deepen the crack until the rock splits into wo pieces Rain water is stored in rock and seeps into a hairline crack during a rainfall Because ice occupies more space than water, the ice wedges the crack open Rainwater in the rock crack freezes into ice
Drag each tile to the correct box. Rebecca notices a huge crack in a . . . The correct order for the process of frost wedging that caused a crack in a boulder is: first, water seeps into the crack; second, the temperature drops below freezing; third, the water freezes and expands, wedging open the crack; and finally, the freeze-thaw cycle eventually splits the rock
Rebekka notices a huge crack in a large boulder in her garden. She . . . The frost wedging process involves several steps: water seeps into cracks, temperature drops below freezing, water freezes into ice, ice expands and pushes the crack open, and repeated cycles of freezing and thawing lead to the rock splitting apart