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You have a unknown liquid in a beaker you add powder to the liquid the solutions begins to bubble and smoke rises is it possible to retrieve the powder
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You have a unknown liquid in a beaker you add powder to the liquid the solutions begins to bubble and smoke rises is it possible to retrieve the powder

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No. The reaction was a chemical reaction hints the formation of bubbles and gasses. This reaction is irreversible so say bye to the powder.
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