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  • Gravel: Definition, Composition, and Properties
    A mixture of tiny bits of soil and rocks is called gravel.

    Here's why:

    * Soil is made up of broken-down rock, organic matter, and other materials.

    * Gravel is a type of aggregate, which is a mixture of broken rock fragments.

    * The size of the fragments in gravel is typically larger than sand but smaller than cobbles.

    Therefore, a mixture of tiny bits of soil and rocks is a type of gravel.

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