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What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

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What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

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Weathering in this context refers to general breakdown of rocks or soils and can be chemical or physical and may or may not involve any movement. For example a soil can be weathered by rainwater moving through it and be chemically altered into a totally different soil type without moving even an inch. So erosion is a subset of weathering. Or to put it another way, all erosion is weathering, but not all weathering results in erosion. >>>>> erosion is by ice wind or water, whethering is just by >>>>> wind Nonsense. Chemical weathering by water is far more widespread than weathering by wind.

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