Students find another rock that is sandy and white. They drip hydrochloric acid on the rock, but it does not fizz. Describe the processes that contributed to the formation of this rock. pleasee help!

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Mtsvetkov asked Jan 6, 2023

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Students find another rock that is sandy and white. They drip hydrochloric acid on the rock, but it does not fizz. Describe the processes that contributed to the formation of this rock.

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Answer: The processes that formed the rocks are deposition, cementation, and erosion because there was no chemical reaction (fizz)

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because there was no chemical reaction (fizz)

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