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QUESTIONS FOR m-Dinitrobenzene lab (Nitration of the aromatic molecules) 1) what effect would the use of...

QUESTIONS FOR m-Dinitrobenzene lab (Nitration of the aromatic molecules)

1) what effect would the use of concentrated nitric acid in place of the fuming nitric acid have on the yield on m-dinitrobenzene? Explain Fully.

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