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CHM 1321 Chapter Notes -Regioselectivity, Acylation, Aromatic Sulfonation

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Organic Chemistry I

Chemistry

Greg Flynn

University of Ottawa

Introduction to Organismal Biology

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<p><strong>in NITRATION OF BROMOBENZENE. PART A. NITRATION</strong></p> <p>What is the function of the concentrated sulfuric acid in this experiment?</p> <p>Is the nitration reaction expected to be exothermic or endothermic?</p>

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