Explain what percentage of the non-limiting reactant remains

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If 1.000 g copper wire were reacted with 10.00 mL of concentrated nitric acid (16 M), define which is the limiting reactant? Explain how many moles are there for the limiting reactant? Explain what percentage of the non-limiting reactant remains?

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