Mechanism. Consider the following reaction.. HNO, (1 eq.) HSO, 0° C NO2 NO2 MA JOR MINOR a. Draw the mechanism for the formation of the EAS electrophile for this reaction. What is the role of sulfuric acid in this process? b. Draw all of the possible resonance forms for this reaction's sigma complex, as well as the resonance hybrid structure. c. Using both pictures and words, explain the regioselectivity of this reaction, or why the nitro group was added to the designated carbon.

Mechanism. Consider the following reaction.. HNO, (1 eq.) HSO, 0° C NO2 NO2 MA JOR MINOR a. Draw the mechanism for the formation of the EAS electrophile for this reaction. What is the role of sulfuric acid in this process? b. Draw all of the possible resonance forms for this reaction's sigma complex, as well as the resonance hybrid structure. c. Using both pictures and words, explain the regioselectivity of this reaction, or why the nitro group was added to the designated carbon.

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