experiment: ELECTROPHILIC AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION: SYNTHESIS OF METHYL 3 NITROBENZOATE 2. If excess electrophile (NO2) is used, how can the desired product yield be affected? What secondary product coulc be formed?

experiment: ELECTROPHILIC AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION: SYNTHESIS OF METHYL 3 NITROBENZOATE 2. If excess electrophile (NO2) is used, how can the desired product yield be affected? What secondary product coulc be formed?

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experiment: ELECTROPHILIC AROMATIC
SUBSTITUTION: SYNTHESIS OF METHYL 3
NITROBENZOATE
2. If excess electrophile (NO2) is used, how
can the desired product yield be affected?
What secondary product coulc be formed?

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