Isothermal reversable

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can someone explain to me how an isothermal reversable reaction works?

[Ben Hardani 1I]

An isothermal reversible reaction is a theoretical idea where a chemical reaction happens at a constant temperature and can go both forward and backward under suitable conditions. It's a useful concept in thermodynamics for understanding idealized processes, although achieving it perfectly in real-world situations is often challenging.

[Tavish M 2A]

An isothermal reversible reaction refers to a reaction in which the surroundings and the system are equal, and so any infinitesimal change would shift the reaction either forward or backward.