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A reversible reaction is one in which:
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A the products never re-form reactants
B products can re-form reactants under suitable conditions
C only the forward reaction takes place
D only the reverse reaction takes place
Explanation

In reversible reactions the products can change back into reactants, and equilibrium is established when both rates become equal.

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