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Quick question: How can I be sure that a slow reaction is not running out of reagents? Thanks

The question is too general for a quick answer. Depending upon the reaction, intensity of color (either decreasing or increasing) might be one way, the odor of a product or one of the reagents, a spot test for one or more of the reagents, and that kind of thing.
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