What is the forming factor topography?
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Relates to the differences in elevation, slope and landscapes position
Definition of primary minerals?
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Minerals that have not been altered chemically from their initial formation,
e.g., from solidification of magma.
What are common elements that are not essential for plants?
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Al, Si, Na
What layer is regolith?
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C
What is Alluvial?
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Rivers. Flowing water (i.e., streams & rivers) carries sediments that are
deposited in three general classes
Which 4 major soil components are solids?
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Mineral matter and organic matter
What is the biological weathering processes?
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Plants and microbes can do both physical and chemical processes
glacial outwash
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Coarse-grained alluvium, mostly gravel and sand, from flowering melted
water.
Describe chemical weathering
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Hydration, hydrolysis, redox, dissolution, acid dissolution, complexation
What are the OTHER secondary minerals?
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Relates to the differences in elevation, slope and landscapes position
Definition of primary minerals?
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Minerals that have not been altered chemically from their initial formation,
e.g., from solidification of magma.
What are common elements that are not essential for plants?
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Al, Si, Na
What layer is regolith?
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C
What is Alluvial?
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Rivers. Flowing water (i.e., streams & rivers) carries sediments that are
deposited in three general classes
Which 4 major soil components are solids?
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Mineral matter and organic matter
What is the biological weathering processes?
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Plants and microbes can do both physical and chemical processes
glacial outwash
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Coarse-grained alluvium, mostly gravel and sand, from flowering melted
water.
Describe chemical weathering
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Hydration, hydrolysis, redox, dissolution, acid dissolution, complexation
What are the OTHER secondary minerals?
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