Science, asked by arutejalik, 1 year ago

Why generally the chemical reactions are not reversible

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Answered by XxMaverickxX

the reversibility of chemical reactions is not that easy as physical changes it requires a lot of processes hence they are mostly irreversible and even some need specific conditions for reversibility

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