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Is acid rain corroding a statue an example of physical weathering
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Is acid rain corroding a statue an example of physical weathering

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Acid rain's effect on stone is a chemical change.

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Acid rain has hydrochloric acid which reacts with the calcium carbonate in the stone.

I hope this helps. (Sorry if i am wrong)

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