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In a chemical equation the arrow (indicating a reaction) points in which direction
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In a chemical equation the arrow (indicating a reaction) points in which direction
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Depending if the reaction is a reversible or an irreversible one, the direction of the arrow will point in one direction or 2 directions from reactants to products.
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As previously stated, depending on if the reaction is reversible it will point in both left and right directions. If it is irreversible it points to the right.
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