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What is the theoretical yield of isoamyl acetate when combining 38 mmol of isoamyl alcohol with...

What is the theoretical yield of isoamyl acetate when combining 38 mmol of isoamyl alcohol with 4 mL of glacial acetic acid? What is/are the limiting reagent(s), and what is/are the calculation(s) for the limiting reagent(s)?

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