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Which climate is best suited for chemical weathering? a. War and dry b. Warm and wet c. Cold and dry d. Hot and dry
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Which climate is best suited for chemical weathering?

a. War and dry
b. Warm and wet
c. Cold and dry
d. Hot and dry

User Alexey Berezuev
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The answer is B: warm and wet :)

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User Tyn
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Chemical weathering is the process in which the soil or stones are being eroded. This is due to the chemical substances that is present in the place. The best suited climate for this kind of weathering is warm and wet.
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