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Ashly Hurst
9 September, 18:56
How could some chemical changes be reversed?
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Yadiel Cisneros
9 September, 20:03
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Chemical can never be reversed as it cause a chemical reaction. take firewood for example. if you burn fire, it would turn into ash. thats a chemical reaction. it also changes color and smell
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Micaela Dillon
9 September, 21:47
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If the reactants and the products are in a closed container and at equilibrium, so think of "trapping"
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