Question

Differentiate between reversible and irreversible changes. Give examples​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The change which can be reversed is called reversible change and the change which cannot be reversed is called irreversible change

Answer 2

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• A change, in which the substance produced can get back to the original form, is called a reversible change.

• These are temporary changes which can be reversed when the cause of the change is removed.

• Some examples of reversible changes are:-

• Freezing of water
• Evaporation
• Stretching of rubber string
• Switch 'on' or 'off' of a light bulb

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• A change, in which the substance produced cannot get back to the original form, is called an irreversible change.

• These are permanent changes which cannot be reversed even if the cause of the change is removed.

• Some examples of irreversible changes are:-

• Changing of dough into chappatis
• Making a dress from a single piece of cloth
• Getting older
• Making curd from milk

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