Chemistry, 30.01.2022 05:40 jimena15

12 7 points Student 1 says that there is no difference between the processes of chemical and physical weathering. Student 2 disagrees. Which student is correct and why?
Student 1 is correct because sediment is created in both types of weathering.
Student 2 is correct because minerals are dissolved only in chemical weathering.
Student 2 is correct because rock breaks into pieces only in physical weathering.
Student 1 is correct because stone changes in appearance in both types of weathering.

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