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प्रश्न
Distinguish between :
Weathering and Denudation
उत्तर १
Weathering and Denudation:
Weathering is a process 4 of the gradual disintegration of rocks by atmospheric or weather forces. Denudation is a process of wearing away of land and it includes weathering also.
उत्तर २
Weathering :
- Weathering is the physical and chemical weathering of rocks due to mechanical and chemical action of water, wind and ice.
Denudation :
- Denudation includes both weathering and erosional proceses by which the natural agents of change (water, wind and ice), continously try to change the face of the earth.
उत्तर ३
Weathering: ‘Weathering’ means the disintegration and decay of the rocks cover of the earth’s surface. It is an action which affects rocks in the place where they are. The rate of weathering will depend on the climate of the region, on the kind of rock, on its chemical composition, on its hardness and structure which may allow water to penetrate easily into it.
Denudation: Denudation is a general term which covers all the agents causing destruction or the wearing away of the rock surface of the earth together with their transportation and final deposition.
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Write whether the statement are true or false. Correct the incorrect one.
The breaking down of rocks into smaller particles is called weathering.
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Give a technical term for the following:
Peeling off of the outer layer of rock through contraction and expansion.
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A | B |
(a) A soil formed at a place or a particular site | Alluvium |
(b) Over a long period of time this soil become mature | Transported soil |
(c) It is most fertile soil when renewed every year | Podzol |
(d) This soil is found is cool or cold humid areas | Residual |
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Erosion and Weathering.
Give a geographical reason:
Effect of mass movement will be greater along the western slope of the Sahyadri's than the eastern slope.
Is weathering essential as a pre-requisite in the formation of soils? Why?
Are physical and chemical weathering processes independent of each other? If not, why? Explain with examples.