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8. Choose the best description of a reversible reaction. a reaction that can only proceed to the right a reaction that occurs in both directions at the same time

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8. Choose the best description of a reversible reaction.
O a reaction that can only proceed to the right
a reaction that occurs in both directions at the same time
a reaction that has used up all the reactants and has stopped
a reaction that can only proceed to the left

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