Overview
1. Nitration of anisole forms o-nitroanisole(31%) and p-nitroanisole(67%) as major products, whereas nitrobenzene forms o-dinitrobenzene (6%) and p-dinitrobenzene (1%) as minor products. Explain with detail mechanism.
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1. Nitration of anisole forms o-nitroanisole(31%) and p-nitroanisole(67%) as major products, whereas nitrobenzene forms o-dinitrobenzene (6%) and p-dinitrobenzene (1%) as minor products. Explain with detail mechanism.