If 1.30 L of 2.90 M iron(II) chloride reacts with 2.70 L of 1.40 M lithium phosphate: 1. How many grams of solid can be formed by reacting all the iron(II) chloride? g solid 2. How many grams of solid can be formed by reacting all the lithium phosphate? g solid 3. The theoretical yield is g solid 4. The excess reactant is (name and spelling counts):

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