Chemistry, asked by pehchaaankaun, 8 months ago

why a chemical change is normally irreversible ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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heya!!

Your answer is ----

chemical change never reversed because it produce new substance after reaction which is not reversible . if it is reversed , it can't called chemical reaction , it called physical reaction .

physical change is reversible

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Answered by priyahc1901
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Answer:

here your answer

Explanation:

Many chemical changes and reactions are considered as "irreversible" because the amount of energy required to undo the reaction is too high or the changes is too complected to reverse.

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