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Which substance is completely consumed in a chemical reaction?
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product
product
reactant
reactant
limiting reactant
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limiting reactant
Explanation: the limiting reactant (limiting reagent) is the substance that is fully used up in a reaction, stopping further product formation.
Explanation: the limiting reactant (limiting reagent) is the substance that is fully used up in a reaction, stopping further product formation.
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