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Explain the reversible process..?

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Answered by barikaru
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WHEN THE CONCENTRATION OF PRODUCT SIDE IS MORE THAN THAT OF REACTANT SIDE AS PER THE LE CHATELIER'S PRINCIPLE,THE REACTION WILL PROCEED REVERSE AND IT IS KNOWN AS REVERSIBLE PROCESS
 
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Reversible process: A process carried out in such manner that at every stage, the driving torce is only infinitesimally greater than the opposing force and it can be reversed by an infinitesimal increase in force and the system exists in equilhbrium with its Surroundings throughout, is called a reversible proEsS

Features:

(a) This is a hypothetical process.

(b) Driving force is infinitesimally greater than the opposing force throughout the change.

C)The process can be reversed at any point by making infntesimal changes in the conditions.

(d) The process takes place infinitesimally slowly involving infinite number of steps.

(e) At the end of every step of the process, the system attains mechanical equilibium, hence, throughout the process, the system exists in temperature-pressure cquilibrium with its Surroundings.

(f) In this process, maximum work is obtained.

(g) Temperature remains constant throughout the isothermal reversible process.

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