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A chemical reaction can be reversed if?

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A chemical reaction can be reversed if the energy of the products exceeds the activation energy threshold.

<h3>What are reversible reactions?</h3>

Reversible reactions are reactions which can proceed in two directions.

In reversible reactions, reactants can form products and products can also break down to form reactants.

For a chemical reaction to be reversed, the original reaction conditions leading to formation of products are reversed.

Therefore, a chemical reaction can be reversed if the energy of the products exceeds the activation energy threshold.

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