Titlebook: Rock Weathering; Dorothy Carroll Book 1970 Plenum Press, New York 1970 Weather.agriculture.classification.environment.evolution.land use.p

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978-1-4684-1796-8Plenum Press, New York 1970

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Soil Patterns, that are caused by the interaction of the five variables (Section 2–3) in the weathering situation, but the overall effect is one of patterns of pedogenic weathering superimposed on the geochemical weathering of the region.

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Amount of Chemical Weathering, that some have accumulated in the weathered material. Some minerals are more stable than others to the weathering processes, and some chemical elements react with the watery solutions that cause alteration, whereas others do not.

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Physical Weathering,ing occurs in very cold, dry or very hot, dry climates, and splitting is largely due to insolation. A chemical analysis of the fragmented rock would be similar to that of the solid rock. Disintegration of rocks in moist climates accompanies chemical weathering.

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Biological Activity in Weathering,tion of the microflora and chemical processes, produces the soil humus. The effect of the flora and its products reacting with the mineral particles of weathered rocks changes geochemical weathering into pedochemical weathering and affects the consequent development of soils.

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Nucleosides, nucleotides and nucleic acids,“explanation” for the observed data (in the sense of algorithmic statistics) for prediction. In this way we keep the expected sum of squares of prediction errors bounded (as it was for the Solomonoff’s predictor) and, moreover, guarantee that the sum of squares of prediction errors is bounded along