Need ! will mark describe the effects of climate on the rate of weathering? check all that apply. warm climates favor chemical weathering. cold climates favor mechanical weathering. chemical reactions occur faster at higher temperatures. lower precipitation levels lead to more chemical reactions. the chemical reaction rates of minerals are not impacted by temperature.

Weathering refers to the chemical or mechanical procedure by which rocks get dissociated. The physical elements found in nature like water, wind, cold and heat, physically dissociate the rocks. On the other hand, the chemical reactions involve acids, water, and some kind of atmospheric gases getting associated with the minerals present within the rocks and dissociating them apart.  

It is found that the hot and wet climates increase the occurrences of chemical weathering, while the cold and dry climates enhance mechanical or physical processes of weathering. With the increase in temperature, there is an enhancement in the chemical reactions, thus, leading to an increase in chemical weathering procedures.  

Hence, the correct options are cold climate favors mechanical weathering, chemical reactions occur faster at higher temperatures, and warm climate favors chemical weathering.  

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