Ok , I am looking for somebody that is a chemical expert to answer this question.... or what the state of a reasonable answer would be
I am wonder about chemical reactions
Their are 2 types reversable and irreverable chemical reactions.
What I am wondering is the difference between them...
I.e is it just that we haven't found a method to reverse irreversable reactions or has it been proven that no irreversable reactions could ever be reversed???
Or is irreversable reaction something that maybe reversable but not efficantly or does not have a method to do it yet but not proven impossible???
Also question 2 is their a mathematical way of looking at a chemical reaction and determining it is a reverseable or irreversable reaction? ( or at least being able to determine if something is reversable )
For example looking at the rechargeable lead acid batteries chemical reactions and a nonrechargeable AA batteries chemical reaction is their away to determine which one was rechargeable or not by looking at the reaction formulas ?
Thanks for any help
I am wonder about chemical reactions
Their are 2 types reversable and irreverable chemical reactions.
What I am wondering is the difference between them...
I.e is it just that we haven't found a method to reverse irreversable reactions or has it been proven that no irreversable reactions could ever be reversed???
Or is irreversable reaction something that maybe reversable but not efficantly or does not have a method to do it yet but not proven impossible???
Also question 2 is their a mathematical way of looking at a chemical reaction and determining it is a reverseable or irreversable reaction? ( or at least being able to determine if something is reversable )
For example looking at the rechargeable lead acid batteries chemical reactions and a nonrechargeable AA batteries chemical reaction is their away to determine which one was rechargeable or not by looking at the reaction formulas ?
Thanks for any help