6. The rate of chemical change

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A reversible reaction in one where the products can re-form the reactants. The reactants. The reaction can go both ways
For example:
A rection with B to form C and D
C and D are able to react to form A and B
If the forward reaction is exothermic then the backward reaction will be endothermic
The amount of energy transferred is the same for both the forward and reverse reaction
In a closed system, a reversible reaction can reach dynamic equilibrium
This is where the forwards and reverse reactions are occurring at the same rate and the concentrations that are reacting remain constant

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6. The rate of chemical change

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