Which of the following elementary steps is a correct one in the mechanism of nitration of benzene with nitric and sulfuric acid? H. (A) H-ONO2 H. No. (B) H. O=N=0 (C) H HO, HO, + (D) O=N=0 0-N=0 Elementary Step D Elementary Step B Elementary Step C Elementary Step A

Which of the following elementary steps is a correct one in the mechanism of nitration of benzene with nitric and sulfuric acid? H. (A) H-ONO2 H. No. (B) H. O=N=0 (C) H HO, HO, + (D) O=N=0 0-N=0 Elementary Step D Elementary Step B Elementary Step C Elementary Step A

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