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To Answer your question, it can be reversed, but it not so easy.

Look at what I found in an article:

"Physical changes, like the melting of a solid to a liquid can be reversed easily - just refreeze it.

Chemical changes, like the blackening of toast when burnt, are not so easy to reverse."

Hope I Helped

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A chemical change that cannot be undone is called an irreversible chemical change. This means that the substances involved undergo a permanent change in their chemical composition and cannot be returned to their original state through physical means.

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When you bake a cake the cake goes from liquid to solid changing chemically. Now try to imagine unbaking that same cake. It's hard to reverse a chemical change because a new substance is formed in that change

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A chemical change is a change that cannot be undone. A chemical change cannot be reversed because a new substance will be formed.

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well.... it is called "irriversible process".... that's what my friend says....if you wish you can call it "unidirectional process" or a "chemical change".

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It is called an irreversible change. that's a big word so be careful.

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An irreversible chemical change is a chemical change that cannot be put back to its orginal state

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Chemical change.

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