rightleftarrows
Represents a bidirectional double arrow indicating a reversible relationship or transformation between two elements.
Overview
Commonly employed in mathematical notation and scientific contexts to denote reversible processes, equilibrium reactions, or two-way mappings between sets.
- Essential in chemistry for depicting equilibrium reactions
- Used in mathematics to show bijective mappings or reversible transformations
- Appears in theoretical physics to indicate reversible processes
- Helpful in computer science for representing bidirectional data flow or state transitions
Examples
Indicating bidirectional mapping between sets.
A \rightleftarrows BRepresenting an equilibrium relationship in mathematics.
f(x) \rightleftarrows g(x)