How do summer conditions affect weathering

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Answer 1

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weathering is a chemical and a physical process in the summer it is ussually hot and in the winter it is usually cold in the spring is a mild temperature during the day warm+cold=mild and at night time during the spring its a little chilli but for some reason in the desert during the day it is really hot and at night in the desert it is really cold.

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If a substance is heated and then cooled off but remains as the original substance a _____ change has occurred.A) physical
B) chemical
C) structural
D) physical and chemical

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I'm going to say physical change

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The substance as you said did not change therefore a chemical change could not have happened because they result in a new substance meaning one or multiple new substances could have been created from the chemical change. With a physical change the only thing that changes is the outward appearance.

example of physical change: water changing into ice. The frozen water is composed of the same elements as the liquid water.

Hopefully this helped and good luck.

I'm not a physicist, or an expert, but physical and structural both have a similar meaning, they both relate to appearances, but the question says "but remains as the original substance" so, if it isn't a visible change, then the only good answer left is a chemical change, hope this helps

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is nothing but a heavy electromagnet. On a soft iron core (because, there should not be any retentivity) thick insulated copper wire is wound. As the magnetic power of an electromagnet is depending upon the current, number of turns in the coil, the copper wire should be able to withstand heavy current and more number of turns will create very strong magnetic field. When the current passes it will become a very strong magnet and will attract all the magnetic materials in the scrap. When there is no current the core gets dememagnetised and all the magnetic materials will be falling down from it . This arrangement is fitted at the tip of the cable of a crane and the operating switch will be near the operators cabin. The crane will be brought near the scrap, and the operator switch the magnet on and all the scrap will be attracted by the magnet. Then the crane will be turned to another place the operator switches the magnet off. All the scraps will be falling down.
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