What weathering processes form caves?

Answer 1

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Dissolution: Water absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and, as it percolates through the soil, changes into a weak acid that dissolves limestone. If this process persists for a long enough period of time and excavates a large enough "underground hole," a cave may form.

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Answer 2

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Chemical weathering, particularly the dissolution of limestone by acidic groundwater, is the primary process forming caves.

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