Chapter 2 Lesson 1

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1.
Mechanical
2.
weathering
3.
Sand
4.
Clay
5.
Weathering
6.
Chemical
7.
weathering
8.
Water
9.
Acids
10.
Oxidation
11.
Oxygen
12.
Environment
13.
Minerals
14.
Rocks