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Chemistry, 22.05.2021 07:20, user20061024

Which statement is true about a reversible reaction? (5 points) The forward and reverse reactions stop.
The product is a salt and the reactant is an acid.
The products react to re-form the original reactants.
The forward reaction continues but reverse reaction stops.

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