Chemistry, asked by darshangaikwad8124, 1 year ago

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a. Why can not a chemical change be normally reversed?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

A chemical change is considered to be permanent.

It is presumed that while undergoing chemical change, all bonds break up and finally form a new substance, that is irreversible.

Also, it achieves stability due to which chemical changes are irreversible. A Chemical Change should be confused with Physical change which is usually reversible.


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Answered by alok2956
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chemical change can not reverse because its composition fully change

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