Piping is most common in
A) mudstones.
B) limestone bedrock.
C) rock salt pockets.
D) silty/sandy sediments.
E) permafrost.

Name: Piping is most common in A) mudstones. B) limestone bedrock. C) rock salt pockets. D) silty/sandy sediments. E) permafrost.
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Piping is most common in silty/sandy sediments. Piping refers to the formation of cylindrical voids in the sediment due to the movement of water, and this usually occurs in loose, unconsolidated sediments such as sand, silt, or gravel.

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