AQA A-Level Chemistry - Aromatic Chemistry 2 (Nitration)

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I'm not sure why but it makes more sense in my head to use the two equations instead of the one. But thanks for clearing up some misconceptions

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Could you make further videos on this like the conversion of nitrobenzene to amine benzene and then diazonium ion? Thank you!! P.s: your videos are a blessing

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How would you attempt to answer question 4 (b) (i)?

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Ammonia is a nucleophile, Benzene should repel nucleophiles

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How do you know where, on the benzene, the NO2 group joins?

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It can join on any carbon atom

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thank you so much for your help! just a quick question does the horseshoe ring have to be between carbons 2&6?

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just a question shouldn't your last question (drawing the mechanism) have conc h2so4 on the product, it was what you did for the previous mechanism

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The question only asks for the nitration mechanism. The HSO4- ion does not need to be shown, either.

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Yk for question 9 why is there 1 N02 on the product but 3 N02 on the diagram in the question? idk..

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Because the question only asks for the nitrate group onto chlorobenzene. The next two are exactly the same mechanism, but only occur, as Eliot mentions, if you raise the temperature above 50'C.

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Could you explain why it has to be conc. HNO3 and H3SO4

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