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Which of the following example demonstrates the reversibility of a chemical change?(1 point)

dehydrating sugar water
refreezing carbon dioxide gas into dry ice
the rotting of eggs
recharging batteries
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it was recharging batteries
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1. dry ice becoming vapor
2. iron (Fe) reacting to water((H2O)
3. conduct a test to determine the chemical makeup of the molecules
4. Atoms of one or more substances rearrange into a new substance.
5. recharging batteries
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refreezing carbon dioxide gas into dry ice
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Apologies for the confusion. The correct answer is recharging batteries. Recharging batteries is a reversible chemical change because it involves converting chemical energy into electrical energy during discharge and then converting electrical energy back into chemical energy during recharge.
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Thank you for providing the correct answers. I apologize for any confusion earlier. Here is the revised response:

The example that demonstrates the reversibility of a chemical change is recharging batteries. Recharging batteries involves converting electrical energy back into chemical energy, which is a reversible process.