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CHEMICAL WEATHERING – occurs as water carrying other chemical elements alters the rocks. An example is carbonic acid. Water combines with carbon dioxide to produce a weak acid (carbonic acid). The carbonic acid is carried to the point of contact by the water. When the carbonic acid comes in contact with limestone rock a chemical reaction is produced which dissolves the rock. |
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