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Q: Plants that harden over thousands of years form what?
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What is the verb form of hard?

The verb form of hard is harden. As in "to harden something".


How long does it take for a cliff to form?

thousands of years


What is the verb of hard?

The verb form of hard is harden. As in "to harden something".


Plants hardened over thousands of years forming which is one of your energy sources today?

Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, were formed over thousands of years from the remains of plants and other organisms. When these fossil fuels are burned, they release stored energy in the form of heat, which is used for electricity generation, transportation, and heating.


Do gases and oils take thousands of years to form?

Yes


When plants die on land what fossil fuel is most likely to form?

When plants die on land, they can form peat, which can then transform into coal over millions of years due to heat and pressure. Coal is a fossil fuel that is commonly formed from the remains of terrestrial plants.


How do rocks becomes soil?

by erosion but it takes thousands of years to form.


What takes millions of years to form from the pressure of dead plants and trees in swamps?

Coal, a fossil fuel, takes millions of years to form from the pressure of dead plants and trees in swamps.


What rock takes thousands of years to form?

A sedimentary rock takes thousands to million of years to form because it is formed from lava (or magma). After thousands and millions of years, allowing the rock to cool, forms a rock shape, which we call a sedimentary rock. Please don't copy and paste this answer to present it as your own. Your Welcome!


Who form the Grand Canyon?

Erosion, it happened probably over thousands of years


What rock are form from a harden volcano?

igneous rock


What materials harden to form a fossil?

Organic materials