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Provide 3 observations for Nitration of methyl benzoate lab experiment. We used methyl benzoate, sulfuric acid...

Provide 3 observations for Nitration of methyl benzoate lab experiment. We used methyl benzoate, sulfuric acid and the mixture of ice-cold concentrated sulfuric and nitric acids to obtain the product.

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