Skip to main content
Earth Science

Return to Answer

edited body
Source Link
Fred
Fred
  • 25.1k
  • 5
  • 52
  • 96

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PHpH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate. Heat from a natural forest fire can also cause this. You will often see many fractures from heat altering.

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate. Heat from a natural forest fire can also cause this. You will often see many fractures from heat altering.

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic pH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate. Heat from a natural forest fire can also cause this. You will often see many fractures from heat altering.

added 108 characters in body
Source Link
Johnny D
Johnny D
  • 11
  • 2

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate. Heat from a natural forest fire can also cause this. You will often see many fractures from heat altering.

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate.

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate. Heat from a natural forest fire can also cause this. You will often see many fractures from heat altering.

Source Link
Johnny D
Johnny D
  • 11
  • 2

It is chemical weathering. It is caused by reaction to sunlight or caustic PH in soil that starts breaking down the non silica impurities in the agate.