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How do chemical weathering affect land formation?

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Chemical weathering changes the molecular structure of rocks and soil. ... Sometimes, chemical weathering dissolves large portions of limestone or other rock on the surface of the Earth to form a landscape called karst. In these areas, the surface rock is pockmarked with holes, sinkholes, and caves.

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Chemical weathering erodes the land/basically sort of melts the land away due to the pollution in the rain.

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