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How does acid precipitation cause rocks to weather faster?
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How does acid precipitation cause rocks to weather faster?
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Acid would erode the surface of the rock, Since acid rain doesn't contain a very high percentage of acid, it would take over time, however, it does speed up the process of weathering. I hope this helps! :)
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