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Why does permeable rock weather more than less permeable rock
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Why does permeable rock weather more than less permeable rock

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doesn't necessarily weather more than less, just does it more quickly because it is full of tiny connected air spaces that allows water to seep through it.  
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Permeable means that a material is full of tiny, connected airspaces that allows water to seep through it.
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