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Please 1) calculate four and identify the limiting reactant and 2) calculate the theoretical yield when...

Please 1) calculate four and identify the limiting reactant and 2) calculate the theoretical yield when wanting to prepare Nerolin starting from 0.55g 2-naphthol (formula weight 144.14g/mol) and 0.55 mL iodoethane (formula weight 155.97 g/mol, d=1.940g/mol).

that is meant to say for not four
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