According to Table 23-1, the nitration of phenol resultsin a product mixture that is 50% ortho and 50% para.What would the major products be if one of the orthopositions of phenol were labeled with deuterium (D)?What would you expect the relative amounts of each ofthose products to be?OHD.HNO3?H2SO4 TABLE 23-1 Product DistributionSubSubof the Nitration of VariousMonosubstituted BenzenesHNO3 ,`NO2ORTHO/PARA-DIRECTING SUBSTITUENTSMETA-DIRECTING SUBSTITUENTSSubstituentо тро+po m pSubstituento+p— ОН5050 100-NO27912–NHCOCH319 27998-Ň(CH3)3287 1113-CH36333497-CO,H22 76224-F1318699-CN17 81219CI3516499-CO,Et28 66634Br4315699-COCH326 72228

The C-H bond weaker than the C-D bond due to this the elimination of D from the sigma complex is…

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