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Interconversion of State

Is rusting of...

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Is rusting of iron a reversible change?

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No
It is an irreversible change .
A reversible change means that the change happened to an object or substance can be revered at any stage of the changing process.

On rusting , the iron got degraded its quality and iron cant regain its strength . so previous state can be possible.

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