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Which environmental conditions are MOST likely to increase the speed of chemical weathering? A) cold and wet B) warm and dry C) cold and dry D) warm and wet

Which environmental conditions are MOST likely to increase the speed of chemical weathering? A) cold and wet B) warm and dry C) cold and dry D) warm and wet
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Which environmental conditions are MOST likely to increase the speed of chemical weathering? A) cold and wet B) warm and dry C) cold and dry D) warm and wet

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D) warm and wet.
Water can be a catalyst, and heat speeds up reactions.
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The answer is warm and wet

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