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A process in which substances chemically rearrange to form new substances Molecule Energy Organism Chemical reaction Matter Cellular respiration
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A process in which substances chemically rearrange to form new substances

Molecule
Energy
Organism
Chemical reaction
Matter
Cellular respiration

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Chemical reaction

Step-by-step explanation:

After new substances are formed they can't be reversed to their original state.

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