химиялық желдету

химиялық желдету

A weathering process in which the resultant material is chemically different to the original rock. Usually carried out by dilute acids. Rates will therefore increase with the increased presence of water and increased temperature except for carbonation in which weathering rates increase at lower temperature. Other types include hydration, hydrolysis and oxidation.

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