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What process causes chemical weathering if a rock has iron in it

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What process causes chemical weathering if a rock has iron in it

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Processes of mechanical weathering (or physical disintegration) break up rock into smaller pieces but do not change the chemical composition. The most common mechanical weathering processes are frost action and abrasion. ChaCha!

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