fill in table StructureNameCASCH3Acetophenone[98-86-2]H₂SO4Conc. Sulfuric acid(18.4 M) [7664-93-9]HNO3Conc. nitric acid (15.9M)[7697-37-2]CH3NO₂3'-nitroacetophenone[121-89-11Mass orvolumeto be used4 ml4 ml2.68MW120.14998.07963.013165.147mmolswwwwwwwwwequivbp (°C)/Density(g/mL)202.133783Mp (°C)81

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Structure Name CAS CH3 Acetophenone [98-86-2] H₂SO4 Conc. Sulfuric acid (18.4 M) [7664-93-9] HNO3 Conc. nitric acid (15.9M) [7697-37-2] CH3 NO₂ 3'-nitroacetophenone Mass or volume to be used 4 ml 4 ml 2.68 MW 120.149 98.079 63.013 165.147 mmols wwwwwwww equiv wewn bp (°C)/ Density (g/mL) 202.1 337 83 Mp (°C) 81

Structure Name CAS CH3 Acetophenone [98-86-2] H₂SO4 Conc. Sulfuric acid (18.4 M) [7664-93-9] HNO3 Conc. nitric acid (15.9M) [7697-37-2] CH3 NO₂ 3'-nitroacetophenone Mass or volume to be used 4 ml 4 ml 2.68 MW 120.149 98.079 63.013 165.147 mmols wwwwwwww equiv wewn bp (°C)/ Density (g/mL) 202.1 337 83 Mp (°C) 81

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