Is peeling an orange a reversible change?

Peeling an orange is considered a reversible change in the sense that the orange itself remains the same fruit, and you can technically reassemble the peel around the fruit. However, in practical terms, the act of peeling alters the fruit's condition and exposes its inner parts, which cannot be restored to their original state. Therefore, while the change is reversible in theory, it is irreversible in practice.