Accumulating deposits of sand from wind or water deposition are initially created. The weight from the deposits above cause compaction of the lower deposits. Compaction forces out air and water that exists between the sand grains.
Minerals form from the remaining concentrated solutions in a process called precipitation. These minerals act as a cement which binds the particles of sand together, creating sandstone.
Sandstone is formed when grains of sand are cemented together by other materials, such as clay. Sandstone is common in places where there is water, since water is the main provider of the humidity required for the sandstone to harden.
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