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Under which condition will solution weathering be most effective?

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Correct answer: Soluble minerals and sufficient water

Direct answer: Option A, soluble minerals and sufficient water. Solution weathering is a chemical process in which water dissolves minerals from rock. First, water must be present. Second, the mineral must be able to dissolve in that water. When both conditions continue for a long time, the rock gradually loses material. Salts and some limestone minerals are familiar examples. Option A is correct because it contains both necessary conditions: a soluble substance and enough water. Option B is wrong because insoluble minerals do not easily dissolve, and complete dryness removes the main agent, water. Option C is wrong because an earthquake breaks or moves rocks suddenly; it is not solution weathering. Option D is wrong because low gravity alone does not dissolve minerals and is not the controlling requirement. The word “solution” should remind you of a substance going into water. Memory cue: soluble mineral plus water equals solution weathering.

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Geomorphic ProcessesWeatheringSolution Weathering

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