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Why does chemical weathering occur more quickly in a hot climate
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Why does chemical weathering occur more quickly in a hot climate
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It occurs more quickly because the chemicals work better at a specific/optimum temperature that the hotter climates have. whereas in a colder climate the chemicals could have been killed off before they start the weathering process.
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