Answer:
irreversible changes
Explanation:
Most chemical changes are permanent and cannot be reversed. That is because a chemical change involves changing the molecular composition which can't be reversed. A common example of a chemical change would be burning wood. The wood burning into ash is changing the molecular composition of the wood transforming it to ash. Now can ash be changed back into wood? No, it is a "irreversible change."
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Barium is in group 2A, it looses 2 electrons to form the calcium ion BA2, i’ll send a picture of some of my notes, hopefully it helps:))
4 grams , mass cannot be created or destroyed. it has to be the same on both sides of the equation
