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The statement that is right as regards a limiting reactants in a reaction is 5:.The limiting reactant is completely used up in the reaction.

  • The limiting reagent can be regarded as a reactant during  chemical reaction, which is been consumed totally at the end of the reaction without remains.

  • The amount of product that is   formed during a reaction can be limited by action of the limiting reagent this is because once this reagent is used up the reaction cannot proceed again.

Therefore, option 5, is correct.

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OTHER OPTIONS THAT COMPLETE THIS QUESTION ARE:

The limiting reactant has a lower mass than other reactants.

2.The limiting reactant dictates the amount of product.

3.The limiting reactant is always the same for a given reaction.

4.There will be an excess of other reactants at the end of the reaction.

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