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Will there ever be grams of a limiting reactant remaining after a reaction has stopped? Why or why not?

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12-03-2021

Assuming the reaction is complete, there should be no limiting reactant remaining after a reaction. This is because the limiting reactant, by definition, is "the reactant that is completely used up in a reaction."

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