Initially rectangular blocks of rock subjected to chemical weathering tend to become more

The blocks become more rounded.

Explanation:

Rectangular blocks, subjected to chemical weathering, begin to lose their corners and sharp edges. Small imperfections in the rock, tiny holes and cracks allow water to enter below the surface. This begins to erode the surface, affecting the corners and edges.

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