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What is the breakdown of rocks and minerals into small particles without a change in composition called? (a) Igneous Intrusion (b) Chemical Precipitation (c) Metamorphic Foliation (d) Mechanical Weathering
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What is the breakdown of rocks and minerals into small particles without a change in composition called?

(a) Igneous Intrusion
(b) Chemical Precipitation
(c) Metamorphic Foliation
(d) Mechanical Weathering

User Pavel Denisjuk
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The best way to get your answer would be going over the meanings of these words but i think d Mechanical weathering
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